0    ANTHONY'S    1901 

STANDARD  BUSINESS 
DIRECTORY 


NO.  ATTLEBORO, 

WRENTHAM, 

FRANKLIN, 

MEDWAY, 

MILLIS, 

DEDHAM, 

MEDFIELD, 

FOXBORO, 


SHARON, 

CANTON, 

STOUGHTON, 

EASTON, 

AVON, 

HOLBROOK, 

RANDOLPH, 


hay's  sons,  i  CLOTHING. 


JAMES  S, 

Makers  of  Men's  Fine 


headquarters: 
632-634  Broadway,  New  York. 
181  Tremont  St..  Room  24,  Boston. 
14  Bank  St.,  Attleboro,  Mass. 


PIE.R6E  &  GflRPENT&R, 


DEALERS  IN 


Lumber  and  Coal, 


Pine,  Spruce,  Hemlock,  Whltewood, 
and  Cypress 
111  IV/I  f=^  S="  C9  /4LSO 

OFALL  CRADES  Pafenf.  Gutters,  Mouldings  and 

Brackets,  Sheathing  Paper,  Doors  and  Windows,   Window  and 

Door  Frames,  Weights,  Cord,  Etc. 

Clapboards,  Laths,  Posts.  Pickets,  Etc.  telephone  5706-4. 

Turned  Columns.    Cedar  Shligles  a  Specialty.  83  south  main  st., 

ATTI.EBORO,     IVIASS-  


LAKE  PEARL 


A    PERFECT    RESORT 
FOR  PICNICS  OR 
A  DAY'S  OUTING, 


WRENTHAM,  MASS. 

All  who  have  seen  Lake  Pearl  and  its  Park  instantly  agree  that  as  a 
pleasure  ground  it  is  unmatched  in  New  England.  Picnic  Com- 
mittees are  cordially  invited  to  visit  the  place,  as  no  description  can 
give  an  adequate  idea  of  its  beauty. 

Rates  and  Circulars  furnished  on  application.  Connected  by  electrics 

with  all  surrounding  towns.     On  Wrentham  branch 
of  N.  Y.,  N.  ft.  &  fi.  Railroad. 


WM.  L.  ENEGREN,  JR., 


Proprietor  and  Manager. 


iiiiiMi}  miasfflau  {fimhc — bhi. 


JOB  PRINTING. 


J.  H  ALDEN,  Foxboro,  Mass.  Printer,  Publisher,  and  Stationer.  Pub- 
lisher of  Foxboro  Keporter  and  supplementary  editions  in  Walpole,  Mansfield, 
Medfield,  and  Wrentham.  First-class  work  guaranteed  at  fair  prices.  Mail 
orders  solicited. 


NEW  ENGLAND  NOVELTY  YARN  CO. 

SHETLAND   FLOSS    t&nbowSh'      Um*>reM'sa>  -  ^Iroul.r.      and 


Rear  of  170  County  St. 


awls.    Write  for  sample  sheet 
and  full   particulars. 

Telephone  42-3, 


ATTLEBORO,    MASS. 


R.  WOLFENDEN  &  SONS, 

of  Woolen  and  Worsted  Yarns  for 
the  weaving  and  knit  goods  trade, 
also   Braids,  Tape,   Hosiery,   Plush, 
Webbing,  etc.,  for  all  purposes. 


DYERS  and  BLEACHERS 


Fast  Colors  and  Black  a  Specialty. 

ATTLEBORO,    MASS. 

CONTENTS. 


ATTLEBORO. 

Classified  Business  Directory  . 

Informat  ion 

AVON. 

Classified  Business  Directory., 

information 

CANTON. 

Classified  Business  Directory., 

Information , 

DEDHAM. 

<  llaasified  Business  Directory., 

In!'  irmation 

EASTON. 

Classified  Business  Directory. 

informal  Ion  

FOXBORO. 

Classified  Business  Directory. 

information 

FRANKLIN. 

ifled  Business  Directory. 

I  Ml'  irmal  Ion 

H0LRR00K. 

lii-cl  Business  Directory 

I  aformal  ion 


23-30 
11-21 


.148-140 
147 


.117-120 
.111-115 


85-90 
77-83 


141-140 


97  99 
91-95 


55  59 
49-53 


152  158 
151 


PAGE 


MEDFIELD. 

Classified  Business  Directory 74-75 

Information 71-73 

MEOWAY. 

Classified  Business  Directory 64-06 

Information 61-63 

MILLIS. 

Classified  Business  Directory 68-69 

Information 67 

NORTH  ATTLEBORO. 

(  lassified  Business  Directory 37-41 

Information 31-35 

RANDOLPH. 

Classified  Business  Directory 161-164 

information  155-159 

SHARON. 

Classified  Business  Directory 106-109 

Infi  .rmat  ion 101-105 

STOUGHTON. 

Classified  Business  Directory  129  184 

I  nf'  irmation 121-127 

WRENTHAM. 

Classified  Business  Directory 40-48 

Information 48- 16 


JAMBS  ORR, 

BLEACHER  and  DYER. 
Dyer  and  Bleacher  of  Cotton  Yarns. 

DEALER     IN 

COLORED      COTTON      YARNS     ON 

SPOOLS       FOR      THE 

WOOLEN    TRADE. 

RESIDENCE     A  IM  E3     FACTORY, 

SOUTH  ATTLEBORO,  -  MASS. 


fLORlST. 


(  CUT     FLOWbRS     and 

FLORAL    DESIGNS 

(         Bedding  Plants  a  Specialty. 


■I 


W.  H.   WflSnBUW 

Main  St.,  Foxboro. 


M/ii/TiOlNI/i     oUnr  [r.  sommers.UFA-      franklin,  mass.  - 

SAVES      TIME.  '  COB  BALK  BY  ALL  GROOMS. 


Leaves  the  clothes  white. 
Will  not  Injure  the  hands. 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


KN0LLW00D  CEMETERY, 

IN  CANTON  AND  SHARON,  MASSACHUSETTS. 


AN  IDEAL  PLACE. 


BEAUTIFUL  TOPOCRAPHY. 


PERFECT  IN  GEOLOGICAL   FORMATION. 


It  must  and  will  be  the  best  and  most  beautiful  Cemetery  in 
Eastern  Massachusetts. 


KNOLLWOOD,"     PRIVATE     STATION. 
THIS  is  a  modern  "  Lawn  Cemetery,"  and  the  fact  of  its  being  located  on  the  main  line  of  the  New  York.  New  Haven 
*     &  Hartford  Railroad  makes  it  easily  accessible  to  the  suburbanites,  giving  them  all.  and  many  more  advantages 
than  the  large  city  cemeteries  offer. 

We  now  have  several  acres  prepared,  and  are  offering  lots  of  all  sizes  in  choice  sections  for  less  than  one  quarter 
the  price  demanded  by  other  modern  cemeteries.  We  also  wish  to  call  especial  attention  to  the  fact  that  all  our  deeds 
have  the  "  perpetual  care  "  clause,  and  our  patrons  can  rest  assured  that  their  lots  will  be  kept  in  good  order  for  all 
time  at  no  expense  or  care  to  themselves. 

Our  private  station  is  fitted  up  with  every  convenience,  having  a  ladies'  waiting  room  and  toilet,  general  waiting 
room,  gents'  toilet,  office,  etc.,  and  the  advantages  it  affords  are  at  the  free  use  of  lot  proprietors  and  visitors. 

The  general  waiting  room  is  sufficiently  large  to  admit  of  its  being  used  as  a  chapel  for  funeral  services,  and 
arrangements  for  its  use  can  be  made  with  the  Comptroller. 

Courteous  and  willing  attendants  are  always  at  our  private  station  to  give  full  information  to  lot  proprietors  and 
visitors.  Carriages  are  also  at  our  station,  and  are  at  the  disposal  of  lot  proprietors  and  lot  viewers  for  the  purpose 
of  going  over  and  inspecting  the  property. 

Further  information  will  be  cheerfully  furnished,  either  at  the  City  Office,  231  Tremont  Building,  or  at  the  ground. 


Correspondence.  Solicited. 


LEONARD  W.  ROSS,  Comptroller. 


ftflRPFNTFR'G-  £■•  draper,;01 

\JJ1IA1     LIllLll*        PROSPECT  ST.,  MEDWAY,  MASS.        ( 


NERAL 
.JOBQI 


Wal- 

Mass, 


EMIL     HALLEN,  I  Wedding    and    Funeral*  whiting  AHve.; 

FLORIST.  \  DESIGNS.  '  Dcdham, 

ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 
GEO.  H.  COOK.  President.  E.  VVHITWORTH,  Treasurer. 

WORCESTER  GAUZE  BANDAGE  CO., 

FRANKLIN,      MASS. 

Surgeons'    Sterilized    Supplies,    Linen,  Silk,  Elastic  Stockings.  Plaster  Paris  Bandages, 

Roller  Bandages,  Adhesive  Plasters,  Etc.    Surgical  Sponges  and  Gauze  Bandages 

a  Specialty.    Also  dealer  in  Physicians'  Chairs  and  Operating  Tables. 

JEROME     B.     FITZPATRICK, 

DEPUTY  SHERIFF 

FOR    NORFOLK    COUNTY. 
Room   1,  Morse's  Block,  FRANKLIN,  MASS. 

A.  E.  BUCK, 

CARRIAGE 

MANUFACTURER. 

GROCERY,    BUTCHER,    DELIVERY, 
AND  MILK  WAGONS  A  SPECIALTY. 

Come  and  Examine  our  work  and  prices. 

Mansfield,  Mass. 

M.     EI.     RUGGI-ES, 

Attorney  and  Counsellor  at  Law, 

Room  r>.  Morses  Block,  FRANKUN,  MASS. 

\A        f~*£^\i^\l  Manufacturer  of 

u.    ivi.   I    UUL.,    ENGINEERS'    AND      .     .     . 

m—  «  h.  «.  pool.,         SURVEYORS'  INSTRUMENTS. 

Leveling    Rods,   Plumb  and  Level,  Etc. 
I oundry  St.,       Easton,  Mass. 

SlQnand  Garrlaoel    A.   alden,   -'all^do^'5!^- 

Painting.  1 415  Washington  St.,  Dnlhain.  Mass.  /  WITH     DISPATCH. 


Manufactured  by  R>    SOA\A\ERS?i 
FRANKLIN,  MASS.  \ 


A  M  M  O  N  I  A    S  O  A  F>  \  For  Sale  By  All  Grocers. 


Saves    Time 


Will  Not  Injure  (lands. 
Leaves     Clothes     White 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD    BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Rhode  Island  Poultry  Yards, 

CHAS.  A.  KNIGHT,  Prop'r. 


DEALER      IN 


White     Wyandottes,     White,     Buff,     and    Barred 

Plymouth  Rocks. 

EGGS  FOR  HATCHING  AND  STOCK  FOR  SALE. 

P.  0.,  Valley  Falls,  R.  I.     Yards,  Turner  Ave.,  So.  Attleboro,  Mass. 


VERONICA 


SANTA   BARBARA,  CALIFORNIA'S 

NATURAL  BITTER   SPRING   WATER 

IS  A  GOLDEN  BOON 

Fur  Constipation,  [ndigestion,  Liver,  Kidney,  and  UrinaryTroubJ.es, 

For  thousands  of  people  afflicted  with  these  ailments.  It  is  ••Nature's  Prescription,"  the  elements  of 
which  are  so  delicately  combined  in  "Nature's  Laboratory,"  that  it  is  beyond  the  scientific  ken  of  the 
most  eminent  chemists  to  discover  the  secret  of  its  healing  power.  A  trial  convinces  the  must 
skeptical. 

Not  a  Crude  Combination  of  Druas  and  Chemicals,  but  a  Finished  Product  from  Nature's  Laboratory. 

A    Painless   Laxative.  Without    Increasing    Constipation.  Far   Superior   to    the    Imported   Waters. 

As    a    Blood.    Purifier    and    Spring    Tonic    It    Has    No    Equal. 

FOR  SALE  BY  ALL,  DRUGGISTS  AND  MINERAL,  WATER  DEALERS. 

E.    L.   C.    COLBY,     100    HIGH    STREET,     BOSTON, 

NEW  ENGLAND  AGENT. 

ANDREW      S.      YOUNG, 

DEALER     I  INI 

RHODE  ISLAND  REDS,  BRAhMAS,  AND 
WHITE  WYANDOTTES. 

EGGS  FOR  HATCHING.  INSPECT/ON  INVITED. 

P.  0.,  Plainville.  Blake's  Hill,  Plainville,  Mass. 

6arD6nil6r.U^^PR.^X^is8.]GBneral  JolMni 


FUSnSs.}EMIL  HALLEN,  FLOEIST. 


)       WHITING  AVE., 
'Walnut  Hill,  Dedhain. 


ANTHONYS   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIKECTORY 


THE  STANTON 

All  the  comforts  of  a  home.  First-class  board  by  the 
day  or  week.  Transient  and  permanent  guests  accom- 
modated at  reasonable  rates.      Modern  improvements. 

HENRY     L.     STANTON,     PROP'R, 


IOO     F=»ARK     ST. 


IORO,      MASS. 


JOS.  B.  PORTER  &  SOI, 

PAPER  HANGING, 
PAINTING,  AND  KALSOM1NING. 

Small   Jobs    At   f^    -^f^JTZZ^Jj  Jfl 


tended    to    With 
Ne  atn  ess  and 
Dlspa  t  <•  h.    P ;i 
Iter    11 unking    a 
Specialty. 

P.  0.  Box  707. 


SUMNERST.,  STOUCHTON,  MASS. 


MKRTI  IN   LEE 

WOULD   RESPECTFULLY   CALL  YOUR  ATTEN- 
TION  TO    HIS    FACILITIES   FOR 

CLEHNIN&  VAULTS,  PUfOPING  CESSPOOLS, 
CELLARS  HMD  TANKS, 

AND   ESPECIALLY 
TO  THE  NEAT  AND  RAPID  WAY 
IN  WHICH  HE  DOES  HIS  WORK. 

TEAMINC     OF    ALL    KINDS. 

Send  a  Postal  Card  and  Your  Orders 
Will  Receive  Prompt  Attention. 

7VY7XRXI1N    L-EE, 

47   EMORY   ST.,   ATTLEBORO,    MASS. 


SPENCER  I  BILLINGS, 

HOUSE  PAINTER. 

Wall  Papers,  Paper 
Hanging,  Whitening, 
a  n  d  Col  o  r  i  n  g.  All 
Work  Carefully  and 
eo  Promptly  Done. 

5&i—v        24  PLAIN  ST., 

cSTOUGMON,  MASS 


CHARLES  A.  SHERMAN, 

HOUSE  PAINTER, 
PAPER    HANGER,    AND    H'HIIENER. 

If  you  are  going  to 
paper  your  whole 
house,  or  yoursmallest 
room,  it  will  pay  you 
to  look  through  our 
new  sample  books 
which  we  have  just  re- 
celved  from  the  De- 
corators' Wall  Paper 
Co. 
Junction  Central  and  Pleasant   St-..  Stoughton,  Mass. 


FISH  BALLS 

Can  best  be  prepared  from  W.  H.  Lord's  Trade  Mark 
Brands,    entirely    boneless  Georges   Codfish, 

"White  Wrapper  BrancTof  "Without  Bones,""01d 
Salt,"  "Tag,"  or   "Hatcheled  Brands"  Codfish. 


The  best  is  what  you  want. 
Th*  bed  ii  wh  it  I  offer. 

A  word  to  the  wi  .    i.    ulfirient. 


W.  H.  LORD. 

Dedham,  Mass. 


TRADEMARK 
JHniRTFREO. 


/  OR   i  I  N/     S/f.  n  -v  ^v    ■        ■ 

i\i>(    iRRIAGIi  M.      A*.  I—  I 

PAINTING    <■<>    /"\415    WASHINGTON    ST. 


3  E  N         J  Wo  do  Best  Work 

dedham,  mass. 'at   lowest    Prices. 


SOAP.  L 


MANUFACTURED  BY 


Saves  Time;   Leaves  the  Clothes 
White;  Will  not  Injure  the  Hands; 


SOMMERS,  FRANKLIN,  MASS.  I  For  sale  by  all  Grocers. 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


q,,"Thel 


Plumbing 


J.  McDERMOTT&CO., 

PLUMBERS 

AND 

HOT  WATER  HEATERS. 

Drainage,  Ventilation,  and  Sani- 
tary Plumbing  in  all  of  its  branches. 

TIN      ROOFING. 
Best  of  references. 

Maple  Ave.,  Sharon,  Mass.    P.  0.  Box  182. 


ELMER  H.  SOUTHWORTH, 

House  Painter 

AMI 

Decorator. 

Paper  Hanger 


Work  promptly  attended  to.      Estimates  cheerfully  fur- 
nished.   Shop  at  residence.    Telephone.  61-4. 

Junction  Park  and  Washington  Sts..       Stoughton.  Mass. 


LOUIS  C.  LaBODIBflRD, 
PAINTER 

AND      PAPER  HANGER. 

Paper  Hangings 

and  Borders, 

Mouldings,  Paints,  Oils, 

and  Varnishes. 
Work  done  in  a  neat  and 

satisfactory  manner. 
Shop.  Freeman  Street; 
Residence,  Leach  St..  opp  Park. 


~-  Stoughton,  Mass. 


Jeweler  i  Ooiician. 


W.  L.  PIERCE, 

W.    R.   SWAN'S   BLOCK, 
STOUGHTON,     -     -    -     MASS. 

Photographic  Supplies 

A    SPECIALTY. 


FRED    H.    MANN, 

House  Painter, 


Paper  Hanger, 

WHITENER. 

JOBBING 

Promptly  At- 
tended to. 


Shop  and  Residence,   Monk  Street, 
STOUGHTON,  MAS 


I.  E.  ROBBINS, 


DEALER  IN 


IGE,  rlfly,  GRAIN. 
AND  FEED. 


OFFICE  and  RESIDENCE, 
WASHINGTON  ST., 

STOUGHTON,    ■    MASS. 


CARPEiTER.|Ic,j,sDRAPER^.i  General  Jobbing. 


'E,MIL>    HAL»L»EN,*Whiting  Ave.,  Walnut  Hill, 
i fl-orist.  (        DEDHAM,  MASS, 

ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


LONG  0  SAUNDERS, 


FINE  0AJ1NCY  GRANITE 
A  SPECIALTY. 

Manufacturers  and  Importers  of 
Strict  attention  paid  to  superiority  of  workmanship  and  Cinr*     llAnnmnntol     lilnnl 

elegance  of  design.    American   and  Foreign  Granites  f        K     jl/l  I  III  ft  111/11      l/lf  1 1 1    K 

and  Marbles  in  the  Latest  Designs.    Sarcophagus  Mon-  I    111  U     IllUII  UlllUll  UUI      IlWl    I\ 

uments.  Tablets, etc.  OF  every  description. 

Cor.  Washington  and  Central  Sts.,  Stoughton.     Works  at  Cf|IITlI    flUIIIPY     TTTilQQ  Near  Quincy 
No.  8  Essex  St.,  Beverly.        Tel.  46-2,  Quincy.  OUU  I II    LI UIPIU  I  ,   lUROU  ■  .y^ms  depot. 


Branch  Works 


THE  FRANKLIN  SENTINEL 

BELIEVES  IN  ADVERTISING. 
AS  IT  SOLICITS  PA  TRONAGE  FROM  OTHERS,  SO  IT  LISTENS  TO  THE  APPEALS  OF  OTHERS. 

JOB  PRINTING. 

NEW     FACES.  NEW    FACILITIES.  NEW     FEATURES. 

The  Sentinel  is  the  only  paper  published  in  town.     It  is  issued  Tuesdays  and   Fridays,  at  $2  00  per  year, 
and  aims  to  reach  the  point  of  typical  treatment  of  town  topics. 

UNITED    STATES    PAVING    COMPANY, 

STREET   PAVING   IN    ASPHALT,    ASPHALT= 
IN  A,  GRANITE,  AND  BRICK. 

DEALERS  IN 

Asphalt,  Asphaltina,  Waterproofing,  Roofing  Materials,  etc. 

Paving,  Roofing,  and  Waterproof = 
ing  Materials 

FURNISHED     TO     CONTRACTORS. 

Concrete      Construction     a     Specialty. 

BOSTON  OFFICE,  NEW  YORK  OFFICE, 

50  STATE  STREET.  182  BROADWAY. 

TELEPHONE,   BOSTON    1011. 


finest  Northern  Creamery   BUTTER  in    Prints,  Boxes, 
and  all  size  Tubs,  wholesale  and  retail. 

<  in  i  -i      LABI),   ISGGS,   HONKY,   MAPLE  BUGAK  AND  SYBUP,   KIT.,  RTC. 

loams  run  through  Mlllls,  Medway,  and  West  Midway  on   Mondays,  Norwood  and  Westwood  on   luesdays.  Medfield  on 

Iridays.    All  mail  orders  promptly  delivered. 

P.  O.  Ilni   I  ■:«.  -  -  -  MEDFIELD,   MASS. 

WESTWOOD  ICE  CO. 

II. AM  IN  I) KhM AM  DAILY.  ADDRESS  ALL  ORDERS, 

Westwood  Ice  Company, 

BOX      32, NA^ESTXA/^OOD,     IVIASS. 

,,.  Aw,M,m,M,-.n\.        '-Mt-NANDCARRlAGbi  WOKK  PROMPTLY  DONE 
"i '.ham.'  MASS.  j  r'AINTBR.  |      \>IM,HI'\MIIH. 


Manufactured  by 


\  SAVES    TIME  and   LABOR. 


TsOMMEfk'Franklin,  Mass  '   AMMO"NTA       SO  A  P.  i    Leaves  the  Clothing  \ 
For  Sale  by  all  Orocers.         \   -Q.  1TX  1?±  U -Ll-L  XI.      UUJ11  .  /        Does  not  injure  hands. 

ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


E.     O.     BRITTON, 

AUCTIONEER  \  REAL  ESTATE. 

HOUSES  FOR  SALE  AND  TO  LET. 

FARM  and  VILLAGE  PROPERTY  Always  On  Hand.  Auctioneer  on  All  Kinds  of  Sales. 

Washington  St.,  CANTON,    MASS. 

L.    G.    BRITTON, 

HACK,  LIVERY,  and  BOARDING  STABLE. 

Barges  and  Hacks  To  Let  On  All  Occasions. 

Also  Furniture  Moving. 

WASHINGTON  STREET,         -  CANTON,  MASS. 

The  FISHER  CHURCHILL  CO., 


UCIUS        MOWRY, 

LIVERY,  BOARDING,  and 
BAITING  STABLE. 

Dealer  in  HORSES,  HARNESS, 
R03ES,  and  HAY. 
First-class  Barge  Furnished 

for  Private  Parties- 
Telephone  Connection. 
Office  and  Stable, 

WASHINGTON  ST., 
aj^pat  STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


'^^t^^M*.^^. *!_    _ 


-~-^v>,*.  -«*■  - 


GENERAL  JOBBERL^:,  D*2K„]  CARPENTER. 


wedding  axd     )     FLORIST,      EMIL     HALLEN, 

FUNERAL  DESIGNS.  \  Walnut  Hill,  Dedham.  /  PROPRIETOR. 

ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 

TEMPORARY    ASYLUM 

Di&Giiaroed  Female  Prisoners. 

ESTABLISHED     1S64-. 

Founder,  Hannah  B.  Chickering.       Superintendent,  Mrs.  Elvira  D.  Whitney. 


THE     DEDHAM     HOME." 

'I  HE  I  »BJECT  OF  THIS  HOME  is  to  ran-  for  women  alter  their  discharge  from  pris ■  any 

tution.  and  for  girls  and  women  placed  by  the  Judge  on  probation.  Children  with 
unfortunate  mothers  are  admitted  to  the  home  and  carefully  provided  for.  Their  staj  varies  accord 
ing  to  circun  W  bile  under  our  charge,  they  receive  training  in  sev  ing,  laundry <  and  house- 

used  i"  raise  their  tone,  mentally,  morally,  and  spiritually.      The  nursery 
offers  a  Bafe  and  happy  home  to  children  under  five  years  n  bo  come  with  their  mothers. 

Family  Washings  done  by  the  dozen  a  specialty. 

OFFICERS. 
President,  Mrs.  Charles  W,  Dexter;  Vice  President,  Mrs.  Henry  V.  Poor;  Treasurer,  Miss   \nm,- 
E    Wilson,  101  Harvard  St.,  Brookline ;  Secretary,  Miss  II.   Meyer,  194  Beacon  St.,   Boston;   Board  of 

Manage!      VIi      Henrj    \     I' \  Brookline,  Mrs.  Frederic!)  T    Gray,  89  Chestnut  St.,  Boston,    Miss 

Sarah  D   Bai  i  Cedar  St.,  Boston,  Mrs.  Henry  F.  Durant,  80  Marlborough  St.,  Boston    Mrs 

Charles  W.  Dexter,  ?5  Newburj  SI     Boston,  Mrs,  Waldo  Colburn,    Dedham,   Mrs.   Henry   B.  Mack  in 

.si    Stephen  St.,  Boston,  Miss  Eliza  Goodwin,   105  Marlborough  St.,   Boston,   Mrs.  Charles  C. 

■    h  St..  Boston,   Mrs  .1    P.  Maynard,   184  Newburj   si  .  Mrs.  George  F.  Fisher, 

Dedham    Mrs    B    F.  Shaw    2H  Marborough  St.,  Boston,  Mrs,   V.  Lawrence  Lowell,  171  Marlborough  St., 

\|    (1    Hooper,  m't    Beacon  St.     Boston,  Mrs.  J.  I    Tarbell,  Readville,  Mrs.  William  C. 

Williams.  Dedham    Mi      Fannj  Heard,  Trinity  Court,  Boston,  Mrs.  .1,- s  I;     Vyer    Ms  Beacon  St., 

Boston  Mi  Fannj  Hall,  The  Ludlow,  Bo  ton  «i  \  II  Hayes,  19  Baj  State  Road,  Boston,  Mrs. 
Tolman  Wlllej  I*  We  i  Cedar  St.,  Boston,  Miss  Sarah  K,  Burgess,  Dedham.  Mrs.  Win.  I.  Horton, 
TheAbl  Commonwealth  Ave..  Boston    Mi      A.  Forbes  Freeman,  14  Hereford  Stj    Vdvisory 

i     i  tiarii     W.  Dexter,  Mr.  James  L.  Putnam  ;   Executive  C nittee, 

!•  Maynard.  Mi-   Waldo  Colburn,  Mr     Q    i      Fl  her,  Mrs.   h.  i;    Mackintosh;  Auditor,  Mr. 

Vrthur  B   Deunj     I  Francis    \    Peters,  James  L.  Putnam;    Purchasing 

Committee,   Mr    .Ian,,      i.    Putnam    Ml       I      Heard     Mi      J     P    Maynard;  Head   Matron,  Mrs.  E.  D. 

Whltm  M    I     Ford  ;  Nurserj   Matron,   Mrs.  Senior;    Assistanl   Matron.  Miss  M. 

Ibury  ;  Latuiilij  Matron    Mi     0    u    Mullan  ;  Vgent,  Miss  S.  D.  Nickerson,  care  Matron,  House 

Siii.  nil  Donations  should  be   lenl  i"  the  Treasurer,  Miss  Annie  E.  Wilson,  161  Harvard 

i     in 


YVcishin^ton   Street, 


Dedham,  IVIass. 


AAI    nFI\l    'l'AWKIA(;E   AN1)«415   Washington   St., 
■        nLutllji      sign    painter.      J       Dedham,   IVIass. 


1900.  1901. 

ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 

Business  Directory 

and  Reference  Book 

of 

ATTLEBORO, 

NO.  ATTLEBORO,  DEDHAM,  STOUGHTON, 

WRENTHAM,  MEDFIELD,  EASTON, 

FRANKLIN,  FOXBORO,  AVON, 

MEDWAY,  SHARON,  HOLBROOK. 

MILLIS,  CANTON,  RANDOLPH, 

MASSACHUSETTS, 


PRESENTED  WITH  THE  COMPLIMENTS  OF  THE 
LEADING   BUSINESS  FIRMS. 


HOME  CIRCULATION  GRATUITOUS. 


Entered  according  to  Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  1900,  in  the  office  of  the  Librarian  of  Congress, 

Washington,  l>.  ( '.. 
BY  PRANCES  A.  FOLSOM. 
N.  B.— The  style  and  manner  <<f  compiling  this  Book  are  original   with  the  publisher,  and  are 

intended  to  be  protected  by  this  copyright.     All  rights  are  reserved. 


Agent  for  all  the  Reliable  , 
Fixe  and  Life 
Id?-, ranee  Companies.      I 


GEO.  F.  BICKNELL, 

INSURANCE. 


Office,  Room  8, 

27  Park  St. 

ATTLEBORO,   MASS. 


10 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


BIPMITS 

Photographs 


and  Portraits. 


8  So.  Main  St.,    -    ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


LI 

GLOVES, 

MILLINERY, 

VEILS. 

Odd   Fellows  Block, 

17  BANK  STREET.         -        -         ATTLEBORO.  MASS. 


The  ATTLEBORO  HOME  SANITARIUM 


Ke<ei  \  ••-  per- 
sons suffering 
from  nfr\  <>iis 
:ui.i  cbronic 
ii  Iseases, 
Number  lim- 
ited to  t  H  live 

one  "i  tli,'  ;ul 
\  outages  ■>!  a 
-in. ill  sani- 
tarium bein^ 
t i».it  each  !>•■- 
cornea  a  mini 

lirr  of  Hih 
I'll  J  -i  C  i  a  n'8 
lam  i  I  y  anil 
il  ii  il  <•  r  i-  O  n- 
stant  iiliM'i- 
\  at  ion.  All 

tii*-  appoint- 
ment I  of  I  llf 
h  o  ii  i  •■  a  r  «■ 
ii  rst  -class. 

Elect  ricity, 
M  assage, 
I*,  aths    a  n  <i 
Trained   Nur- 
ses.      Bpeclal 

at  I  tut  Ion        i- 

glv<  ii  to  Die- 
tit  lea.       I   o  i 

I  <-t  ins  ami   i  <•- 

ferences,    ad- 

.i  i .  -- 


ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


DR.  A.  C.  MAIR 

PEI1TIST. 

Watson's  Block,     13  So.  Main  si. 
I  /  TLEBORO,  MASS. 


mrs.  JMES  e.  OPPBELL. 

First-Class  Table  Board.  Fur- 
nished Rooms  with  all  Mod- 
ern Improvements. 

64     DUNHAM    STREET, 
ATTLEBORO,    MASS. 


Atllehoro  Office  of  the  PAWTDGhfiT  TIMKS  Is  Koom  (»,  Norton    Block.      Any 
News  Items  Left  There  Will  Be.  Appreciated. 


GROCER.  L  z-  CARpENTER>^™™£2Xz\!% 

v^  *  *    v^    ^  *-*  *  *■"  \      l3ParkSt..    -     ATTLEBORO,  MASS.      '  lowest  prices  and  of  the  best  quality. 


AND  REFERENCE  BOOK  OF  ATTLEBORO. 


11 


ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


Situated  in  the  northeast  c  irner  of  Bristol  C  huh  v.  adjoining  Norfolk  County  at  the  south,  on  the 
Providence  division  of  the  N.  Y„  N.  H.  and  Hartford  R.  R.,  82  miles  from  Boston,  and  12  miles  from 
Providence,  in  area  it  lias:.1;  6  square  miles.  It  is  the  busiest  town  in  New  England,  and  ranks  the 
47th  place  of  importance  in  the  <  Commonwealth. 

The  Attleboros  are  the  largest  and  must  famous  jewelry  manufacturing  district  in  the  world,  giv 
tag  employment  to  a  large  number  of  skilled  hands  in  the  designing  and  producing  of  choice  goods 
Cor  the  jewelry  trade.  Large  shipments  are  made  to  every  trading  point  on  tin- "loin-.  Attleboro 
jewelrj  is  known  the  world  over,  and  its  excellence  is  vouched  for  in  the  European  markets  bj  retail 
traders,  who  have  very  positive  guarantees  upon  t  heir  goods  as  having  been  manufactured  in  Van's. 

Ait  lei >on  i  has  a  fine  water  power.  The  "ten  mile  river"  rises  in  wrentham,  and  runs  through  the 
Attleboros  tatoSeekonk  ( !ove.  <  In  this  stream  are  located  many  of  the  principal  manufacturing  estab- 
lishments. Attleboro  is  one  of  the  earliest  settlements  in  the  Old  Colony,  ami  was  purchased  of  Alex 
ander,  the  elder  brother  of  King  Phillip,  in  1666,  by  Capt.  Thomas  Wlllett.  The  town  originally  in- 
cluded Cumberland,  Rhode  Island.    Time  of  King  Phillip  it  was  the  site  of  Woodcock's  Garrison. 

Incorporated  I  >ctober  19th,  1694,  it  has  steadily  marched  to  the  front  to  its  present  coi erciai  ami 

industrial  importance.  It  has  made  rapid  strides  in  population  and  manufacturing  interest  in  the 
past  few  years.  With  its  merchants  prosperous  and  industrious,  the  conditions  cleanly,  its  churches 
and  chime  bells,  its  streets  and  avenues,  its  abundant  water  supply,  its  efficient  public  schools,  its 
well-equipped  and  finely  managed  street  railways,  live  daily  newspaper,  magnificent  opera  house,  with 
its  several  new  buildings  for  manufacturing  purposes,  together  with  an  efficient  fire  department. 
Attlehoro.  it  would  seem,  would  continue  in  its  prosperity,  and  unless  some  unknown  calamity 
comes,  it  won M  seem  impossible  for  anj  combination  Of  circumstances  to  arrest  its  growth  either  as 
a  place  with  superior  business  advantages  or  as  a  healthy  and  growing  township. 

Attlehoro  enjoys  direct  electric  street  railroad  connection  via  Wrentham,  Franklin,  and  Ded- 
ham  with  Boston,  and  with  Taunton  via  ('hartley.  Norton,  and  with  Providence  via  Pawtucket, and  with 
Koxhoro  via  Wrentham.  Its  railroad  facilities  for  shipment  of  freigbt  and  passenger  service  are 
most  excellent.  Population  United  States  census  1890,  7,577.  State  census  1895,  8,288  Valuation 
Real  Estate,  $5,055,937.  Personal  Property,  $1,335,081.  Total.  §6,390,968.  Number  of  Polls  2,729 
Kate  of  Tax,  $17.00. 


CHURCHES  OF  ATTLEBORO. 


Advent.— Christian  Church.  County  St..  Rev.  A.  G.  Lyon,  pastor. 
Baptist.— So.  Main  St.  Baptist  church.  Rev.  Frederick  l>.  Blake,  pastor. 

Hebron  Baptist  Church,  Eebronville.     Wilbur  F.  Allton,  pastor 
Congregational. -First   Congregational  church.   Newport    Ave.,  So.    Attleboro.     John  Whitehill, 
pastor. 

Second  Congregational  Church,  Park  St..  Rev.  Wilson  s.  Fritch,  pastor. 
Episcopal.     All  Saints  Episcopal  <  Ihurch,  No.  Main  St..  Rev.  J.  L.  Tyran,  rector. 
Free  Church.  —  Peoples  Free  Church.  So.  Main  St..  E.  W.  Mallorv.  pastor. 
Methodist.  —A.  M.  E.  Zion  Church,  cor.  Leroy  and  Bennett  Sts.,  George  ll.  .Morse,  pastor. 

Hebron  Methodist  Church.  Hebronville.      Alexander  Anderson,  pastor. 

Methodist   Episcopal  (  Ihurch,  No.  Main  St.,   Rev.  Thomas  Tyrie,  pastor. 

Roman  Catholic.    St.  John's  Roman  <  latholic  Church.  No.  Main  St..  Rev.  John  I  >'<  lonnell,  pastor 

St.  Stephen's  Roman  Catholic  Church,  So.  Mam  St.,  Rev.  p.  s.  McGee,  pastor. 
Universalist. — Murray  Universalist  ( ihurch,  So.  Main  St..  Rev.  J.  II.  ll  olden,  past  >r. 
Women's  Christian  Temperance  Union.— 14 So.  Main  St. 
Young  Women's  Christian  Temperance  Union.     14 So.  Main  st. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association.  — Countj  St. 


DARIUS  BRIGGS, 

Carriage  manufacturer 

and  Wheelwright. 

Carriage  Painter  and  General  Job- 
ber.     Repairing  of  all  Kinds 
Promptly  Attended  to. 


O/VK      M 
Brlggs  Corner, 


ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


\A/.  I_.  ELLI 

...DENTIST... 

Office  Hours  From  8  A.  M.  to  6  P.  M. 


Open  Sundays  for  Extracting 

Office  and  Residence,    -    10  County  St. 
ATTLEBORO,     =    MASS. 


Wind  Mills,  Tanks,  and       , 
Towers,  and 
Electrical  Supplies.  ' 


A.  R.  1YIAGOMBER, 

21    NO.    MAIN   STREET. 


\  Agent  for  Gas 
...and... 
Gasoline  Engines. 


PEN^r>i,  GEO.  F.  B/CKNELL. 

PROSKC1  Til).  » 


Office,  Room  8, 

27   Park  St , 
Attleboro. 


12 


ANTHONY  S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


HATTIEM.  WHITMAN, 

TEACHER  OF 

PIANO  AND  VOICE. 

1  1  5  Bank  Street, Attleboro.  Mass. 

GERTRUDE   FEARS, 

Teacher  of   Violin. 
Room  24,  Watson's  Block,  No.  Main  Street,  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


flISS  EPITH  fl.  LAPP, 


TEACHER  OK 


Piano,  Harmony,  and  Voice. 

No.  Attleboro  on  Mondays. 

Refers  by  Permission  to  Albert  S.    Metcalf,  of 
Boston,  and  Wm.  R.  Lane,  of  Providence. 

29  Sanford  St.,  Attleboro,  Mass. 


AViss  Elizabeth  (I). 
ind-AUrtl)*  Fisber. 

The     Best    of 

TABLE    BOARD. 

Everything     Homelike      and 

Served     in    First=Class 

Style. 

50  Dunham  St.,      ATTLEBORO.  MASS. 


MISS    AURORA     EVANS, 

of  Providence, 
Teacher  of 

PIANO,   ORGAN,  and  HARMONY. 

At  22  Bank  Street,  Attleboro, 

on    Wednesdays. 

Will       Call      at       Pupil's     Residence 

if  Desired. 


!.  HUGE  SELLECK, 

Teacher  of 

PIANO  *od  ORGAN. 

Residence,  102  Dean  Street,       Attleboro,  Mass. 

Mondays  at  Pupil's  Residence, 

NO.  ATTLEBORO. 


MRS.  B.   S.   BURLIMGAME,    13   CAPRON    ST. 

Furnished  Rooms  To  L»et. 

Agent  for  Miss  Modelle  Mtllcr'a  Lily  Bouquet,  a  Preparation  for  the  Complexion.     Highly   Recommended  by  Ladiei 
of  Attleboro  and  Vicinity  for  Pimples,  Freckles,  and  all  Skin  diseases. 

Branch  Office,  13  Capron  St. 

PARISIAN  AND    DOMESTIC   MILLINERY. 
M'LLE    LOUIS6. 

48  So.  Main  Si.  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


SMI  ,,|VS"-  '  F      A      TAVi  HP  v oiFir.E. 

\Mi  /-.      /i.       #  /\Y  I^UIX,  REAR  MEAD'S 

MHMMKI    M(I\IS(,      U.yidcncc,  4<>l>unham  St.       ATTLEBORO,  MASS.  I  DRUG     STORE. 


HWY  RflnPlfflTliXi*"   %-   CARPENTER    *  Complete  Line  of 


Goods. 


AND   REFERENCE   BOOK    OP    I.TTLEBORO 


13 


ATTLEBORO  POSTOFFICE. 

.1.  A.  THAYER,  Postmaster. 
Office  hours,  6:80  a.  m.  to  7:80  p.  m.      Saturdaysuntil8p.il.      Lobby  open  until  9  p.  m.      Sundai    i 
to  9:80  a.  m.  ami  5  to  0  P.  m. 


ARRIVAL   ANh    DEPARTURE   OF  THE    MAILS. 

ARRIVE  FROM 

DESTINATION. 

Plainville. 

DEPART  FOR 

7.  s.  11:50  a.  m. 

:  1.  5:00  p.  u 

6:40,  '.».  10.  12:00  a.  m. 

7:1ii  a.  .v.:  ~':K). 

5,  7:oo  i».  m. 

North  Attleboro. 

r,:(o.  8:30,  11:20  a.  is.;  1:40  p.  m. 

7:10.  9:10  A.  m.- 

2:10,  .").  7:oo  i 

'.  M. 

Attleboro  Falls. 

0:to.  8:30.  11:20  a.  m.:  1:40  p.  M. 

3:30  p.  m. 

Rehobnth. 

5:00  p.  m 

7.  '.i.  in  a.  m.:  1 

5:00  i\  m. 

Taunton  and  Chartley. 

8:80  a.  m.:  12:40,  1:1"  P    m 

5:00  i'.  m. 

Barrowsville. 

8:80  a.  m. 

7.  8.  12:00  a.  is. 

.  t,  5:00  p.  m. 

Boston. 

7.  o.  hi.  12:00  a.  m.;  I.  6,  9:30  p.  m. 

7.  8,  12:00  a.  m. 

4.  5:00  i».  m. 

Canada. 

7.  9,  10.  12:00  a.  m.;  i.  6,  9:80  p   m 

7.  s.  infill  a.  m. 

12:80,  4:15.  E 

:00  p 

m. 

Chicago. 

'.1:80.  lo.  12:00  a.  m.:  1.  9:30  p.  m. 

7.  S.  11:00  a.  M. 

12:80,  5:00  p 

M. 

Mansfield. 

0.  12:00  a.  is.;  6,  9:30  p.  m. 

7.  8,  12:00  a.  u. 

4.  5:00  p.  m. 

Fall  River. 

7.  o.  lo.  12:00  a.  m.:  t.  6,  9:80  p.  m 

7.  S.   10:00  A.    M. 

12:30,  4:30,  ." 

:00  p. 

IS. 

New  York  State. 

'.i:8o,  10.  12:00  a.  m.;  1.  9:30  p.  m 

7.  s.  10:00  a.  m. 

12:30,  1:80,  E 

:00  p. 

IS. 

New  Jersey. 

9:30,  io.  12:00  a.  k.;  4.  9:30  p.  m 

7.  8,  lo:oii  A.  m. 

12:30,  1:30,  ." 

:00  p. 

M. 

Pennsylvania. 

9:30,  lo.  12:00  a.  m.:  1.  9:30  p.  m. 

7.  s.  iii:iio  a.  m. 

12:80,  4:80,  r 

:00  p. 

M. 

Western  States. 

11:30.  io.  12:00  a.  m.:  4.  9:30  P    m 

7.  8,  10:OOa.  is. 

12:30,  1:80,  ." 

:00  p 

M. 

Southern  States. 

9:30,  10.  12:00  a.  m.:  1.  9:30  p.  u. 

7.  s.  lo:oo  a.  m. 

12:30,  1:30,  : 

:00  p. 

M. 

New  York  City. 

9:30,  io.  12:00  a.  is.;  4.  9:30  p.  u. 

7.  s.  lO:im  a.  m. 

12:80,  4:80,  5 

:00  p. 

M. 

Philadelphia. 

9:30,  io.  12:00  a.  m.:  4.  9:30  p.  m. 

7.  s.  10:00  a.  u. 

:  12:30,  1:30,  E 

:30  i'. 

M. 

Foreign. 

9:30,  io.  12:00  a.  m.:  4.  9:30  p.  m. 

7.  s.  10:00  a.  m. 

12:80,  4:30,  ." 

:30,  6:30  p.  m. 

Providence. 

7.  8:30.  11:20  a.  m.:  :;.  1.  9:80  P    M 

I.  8.  ni:Oii  a.  K. 

12:80    1:80  5:30.  6:80  P   m 

Pawtucket 

;.  8:30.  11:20  a.  m.:  1.  9:30  p.  m. 

SOUTH  ATTLEBORO  POSTOFFICE. 

JOHN  F.  HEAD.  Postmaster. 
( )fflce  hours  from  6:30  a.  m.  ti>  8:30  p.  m.  Mails  open  6:30  a.  m..  1 :30, 7  i>.  m.  Mails  close  9:40  a.  m 

12:40,7:40  p.  m. 


HEBRONVILLE  POSTOFFICE. 

JOSEPH  V.  CURRAN,  Postmaster. 
offlcr'  hours  from  6:15  a.  m.  to  7  p.  m.       Mails  open  8:10,  9:30,  11:10  a.  m.,  5  p.  m.       Mails  close  8:31 1,  10:3i 
a.  is.,  3:30  p.  m. 

DODGEVILLE  POSTOFFICE. 

WILLIAM  H.  GARNER,  Postmaster. 
Office-  hours  from  6  a,  m.  to1!  p.  m.        .Mails  open  8:02,  9:18  a.  m..  1:02,  5:02  p.  u.  Mails  close  8:40  a.  m 

12:40,  3:lo  p.  is. 


LiIVERY,   HACK, 

BOARDING, 
AND   -   -   SALiE. 

59  South  Main  St., 

ATTLEBORO,  MASS, 

Hacks  for  Parties,  Weddings. 
Funerals,  Etc 

F.  H.  CAPR0N,    Prop'r. 
TELEPHONE,  26-2. 

PUBLIC  CARRIACE 


ACETYLENE         /  ^       R 
GAS  MACHINES* 


MACOMBER, 

21   NO.  MAIN. 


ALL     KINDS 

ELECTRICAL 

SUPPLIES. 


Real  Estate  Bought    ,     QEO.      F.      BICKNELL, 
and  Sold    by  \  real    l 


\    Office.  Room  8.  27  Park  St. 

STURDY   BLOCK. 
' ATTLEBORO.         -         MASS 


I  1 


ANTHONYS   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


E.  0.  DEXTER, 

Contractor,  mason,  and  Builder 


.DEALER     IN. 


Brick,  Lime,  and  Cement. 

Heavy     Teaming,    Ex- 
cavating.and  Grading. 

222  Park  Street,        -        ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


J.  L  TOBITT  &  60. 

HOUSE  POINTERS. 

Dealers    in    Wail    Papers, 
Curtains,  Paint,  Glass,  &c. 


22  Park  Street. 
ATTLEBORO. 


I  Bank  Street. 

MASS. 


JEREMIAH  S.  ROCKWELL, 


ARCHI 


T 

No  Job  too  Small  and  None  too 
Large  to  Receive  my  Prompt 
and  Persona/  Attention, 

Houses  Built  lo  Sell  and  to  Rent. 

The  Building  of  modern  Dwelling 
Houses  a  Specialty.. 

Office  and  Residence,  -  20  Falmouth  Street, 


ATTLEBORO, 


W.  E.  GROVES, 

Buiif iig  and  Boiler  moving, 
and  General  Teaming. 

t  Dr.  Mackie'    Office,  It  Pleas- 
ant Street,  Will  Receive  Prompt  Attention, 

Residence,  Bishop  St.,  Cor.  Pike  Ave., 

•A  I    11,1  .fi<  »!<<).  MASS. 


D.  E.  ADAMS, 

House  Painter  s  Decorator 

Full  Line  of  Artistic   Wall 
Papers  Constantly  on  Hand. 

IK  Bank  St.,    ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


Karelins  Eyei")   Dayi    Dollars'  Worth  of  Foreign.  Domestic,  Snonin$.  and  Local 
News  for  One  Cent   In  the  PAWTICHLT  TIMES. 


Fl      r\  IID            /         L.    Z.    CARPENTER,         *       All   the  leading  brands 
I       Cj   OK,                               13   Park  St.,  of  Pastry  and  Bread  Flour 

*"  ^"^   w  ' Attleboro,  Mass. '  '»'♦■  «"■!»*■  '"  »*»<u. 

AND    REFERENCE   BOOK   OF   ATTLEKORo.  15 


ATTLEBORO  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

MASONIC.    Ezekiel  Bates  Lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.     Regular  i imunications  third  Wednesday  of  each 

month  at  Masonic  ball,  Park  St. 
King  Hiram  Royal  Arch  Chapter.     Regular  convocations  every  si nd  Thursday  oi   each 

month  at  Masonic  hall,  Park  St. 
Attleboro  Council  of  Royal  and  Select  Masters.    Meets  second  Monday  in  October,  Decem- 
ber, February,  and  April  at  Masonic  hall,  Park  St. 
Order  of  the  Eastern  Star,  Hope  Chapter,  No.  41,  0.  E.  S.— Meets  first  Monday  of  every 

ninTitli  at  Masonic  hall,  Park  St. 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER   OF  ODD   FELLOWS.    Orient  Lodge,  No.  165,  I.  0.  0.  F.     Meetseverj 

Thursday  evening  at  Odd  Fellows  hall,  Rank  St. 
Royal  U.  S.  Grant  Lodge,  No.  7442.    Meets  second  and  fourth  Thursday  evenings  of  each 

month  at  Royal  Arcanum  hall,  Park  St. 
Gideon  M.  Horton  Encampment,  No.  80,  I.  0.  0.  F.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Wednesday 

evenings  of  each  month  at  Odd  Fellows  hall,  Hank  St. 
Canton  Attleboro,  No.  48,  Patriarchs  Militant.-  ( Idd  Fellows  hall,  Bank  St. 
Occident  Lodge,  No.  56.  Daughters  of  Rebekah.    Meets  second  and  fourth  Monday  evenings 

of  each  month  at  odd  Fellows  hall.  Rank  St. 
Grand  United  Order  of  Odd  Fellows  (Colored).  Eastern  Lodge.— Meets  second  and  fourth 

Monday  evenings  Of  each  month  in  <!.  F.  <  ».  O.  F.  hall,  Pleasant  St. 
KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS.— Pythagoras  Lodge,  No.  70,  K.  of  P.— Meets  every  Wednesday  evening  at 

Royal  Arcanum  hall.  Park  St. 
Rathbone' Sisters,  Pythagoras  Temple,  No.  21.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Friday  evenings 

of  each  month  at  Royal  Arcanum  hall.  Park  St. 
Attleboro  Company,  Uniform  Rank,  K.  of  P.    Meets  second  and  fourth  Tuesday  evenings  of 

each  month  at  Gr.  A.  R.  hall.  Park  St. 
ANCIENT  ORDER  UNITED  WORKMEN.— Heyfrey  Lodge.  No.  22,  A.  0.  U.  W.— Meets  first  and 

third  Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  G.  A.  R.  hall.  Park  St. 
Peninngton  Lodge,  No.  44,  A.  0.  U.  W.    Meets  first  and  third  Wednesday  evenings  of  each 

month  at  odd  Fellows  hall.  Rank  St. 
UNITED  ORDER  PILGRIM  FATHERS.— Annawam  Colony,  No.  91,  U.  0.  P.  F.— Meets  second  and 

fourth  Monday  evenings  of  each  month  at  Royal  Arcanum  hall.  Park  St. 
Wauneta  Colony,  No.  202.  U.  I*.  P.  F.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Tuesday  evenings  of  each 

month  at  ( )dd  Fellows  hall.  Rank  St. 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC.    William  A.  Streeter  Post  No.  145,  G.  A.  R.— Meets  second 

and  fourth  Monday  fevenings  of  each  month  at  G.  A.  R.  hall.  Park  St. 
William  A.  Streeter  Woman's  Relief  Corps.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Wednesday  evenings 

of  each  month  at  <;.  A.  R.  hall.  Park  St. 
MISCELLANEOUS. -American  Benefit  Society,  Eagle  Lodge,  No.  8.    Meets  first  Thursday  even- 
ing of  each  month  at  H.  E.  Carpenter's  office.  Horton  Block. 
Golden  Rule  Alliance,  Attleboro  Chapter,  No.  28.— Meets  third  Thursday  of  each  month  at 

homes  of  members. 
Independent  t  rder  of  Red  Men,  Pokanoket  Tribe,  No.  38. -.Meets  every  Friday  evening  at 

odd  Fellows  hall.  Bank  St. 
Knights  of  Columbus,  St.  John's  Council,  K.  of  C,  No.  404.  — Meets  every  Tuesday  evening 

at  K.  of  ('.  hall.  Bank  St. 
Knights  of  Malta,  Hospitaller  Commandery,  No.  279,  K.  of  M.    Meets  first  and  third  Tues- 
day evenings  of  each  month  at  odd  Fellows  hall.  Bank  St. 
Order  of  the  Daughters  of  St.  George,  May  Victoria  Lodge,  No.  128.    Meets  first  ami  third 

Wednesday  evenings  at  <;.  A.  R.  hall.  Park  St. 
Order  United  Amerian  Mechanics,  Hope  Council,  No.  41  .-Meets  .very  Friday  evening  at 

Royal  Arcanum  hall.  Park  St. 
Penrose  Lodge.  Degree  of  Honor.— Meets  first  ami  third  Thursdays  of  each  month  at  <;.  A. 

•    R.   hall.  Park  St. 
Royal  Arcanum,  Attleboro  Council,  No.  366.     Meets  first  ami  third  Monday  evenings  of  each 

month  at  Royal  Arcanum  hall.  Park  St. 
Royal  Society  of  Good   Fellows.  Attleboro  Assembly,  No.  138,  R.  S.  G.  F. —Meets  third 

Thursday  of  each  month  at  Royal  Arcanum  hall.  Park  St. 
United  Order  of  the  Golden  Cross,  Attleboro  Commandery,  No.  392,  U.  0.  G.  C.    Meets 

first  and  third  Fridays  of  each  month  at  Royal  Arcanum  hall.  Park  St. 

M.  F.  ASHLEY, 

Carpenter  and  Builder. 

JOBBING    A    SPECIALTY. 

Residence,  12  Sturdy  St.,    ATTI/KBORO,  MASS. 

GEORGE     H-    SNELL, 

MANUFACTURER  OF  AND  DEALER  IN 

Carriages    of    Every    Description. 

MACHINE  FORGING  AND  BUILDERS'  IRON  WORK. 

Works,  4-7  and  4-9  County  Street.                          _  ATTIFBfiRO       Ml^ 

Residence,  6  King  Street.  Hi  I  iupuiw,     I  y*JJ. 

Isolated  Electric  Light  and  A.  K.  MACOMBER, 

Telephone  Plants  Installed.    *  21  No.  Main. 


PLACE  YOUR 

PENSION  CLAIMS 
WITH 


GEO.  F.  BICKNELL. 


27  PARK  ST.. 
A  TTLEBORO, 
MASS. 


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ANTHONYS   STANDARD    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


MALCOLM  GURRIE, 

Contractor  and   Builder. 

Contracts  Made  and  Faithfully  Executed  for  all  Kinds  of  Public  and  Private  Buildings.     Repairs  and  Jobbing  of 
Every  Description  Promptly  Attended  to.     Plans  and  Specifications  Furnished  When  Desired. 
Office  and  Shop,  Rear  26  Falmouth  Street,  ATTLEHORO,  MASS. 


SETH  R.  BRIGGS, 


BRIGGS  HOUSE, 


Deputy  Sheriff,  Justice  of  the   Peace,  Accommodations  for  Permanent  and 

Auctioneer.  I    Transient  Quests.     Rates  Reasonable, 

29  So.  Main  Street,  ATTLEBORO,  MASS.        29  So.  Main  Street,  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


CHAS.  H.  DILLON, 

Steam  Heating  Engineer 

and  Sanitary  Plumber. 

Plans  and  Estimates  Furnished  on  Application. 

Agent  for  American  Boiler  Co.'s 

Steam  and  Hot  Water  Heaters, 

The  Best  Line  of  Goods  in  the  Market. 

Cor   Union  and  Capron  Streets, 

ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


T.E.  PEM1N&S0N, 

EXPRESS. 

Piano  and  Furniture  Moving,  Heavy  Teaming. 
And  Barge  Parties  Accommodated. 

17=21  East  Street,  Attleboro,  Mass. 
T.  E.    PERRIN.  E.  E.  PERR1N. 


L 


Furniture  and  Piano  Mover. 
Heavy  Trucking,  Machinery, 
and  Safe  Moving  a  Specialty. 


126  So.   Halo  St, 


ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


Send  a  Postal  to 

WILLIAM  A.  SMALL, 

20 Prospect  St.,  Attleboro' 

AND  HE  WILL 

REPAIR  YOUR 

Watch  or  Clock, 

AND  WARRANT  IT  ONE  YEAR. 

WATCHES: 

Cleaned  !"5c  Mainspring  75c.  Jewels  an  I  Pivots  75c 

CLOCKS: 

i  lleaned  75c   and  $1.00  Mainsprings   f5c 

No  extra  cliirge  to  call  for  and  deliver  work. 


G.    I.    SIMPSON, 

RH  7*  R7VY7SC I  ST, 

21  l>ark  Street,  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 

EVERETT   I.   RERRV, 
THE  HABERDASHER  GENTS'  FURNISHINGS. 

A   COMPLBTl    i  INI    CAN  BE   POUND  AT  ALL   SEASONS  OP  THE   YEAR. 
3  I'.irk  St..  ATTLEBORO.  MASS. 

Ml\\>    II  \MlNii,  (       l —         t-t-  T"TT\/1       /^v  r- j         i  Resident  r,  4<)  Dunham  St.' 

LT-      /-\  I     /-V    Y    L-V^rX,  Office.   Rear    Meads 

FRFK.III    IUHMNG.  >  Attleboro,    Mass  '  Drugstore. 


!     L.  Z.  CARPENTER,     ^^iIVHwwl*  " 

\  13  Park  Street,       -      ATTLEBORO,  MASS.  I       TRY  OUR  50  CENT  TEA. 


TEfl-COFfEE 


AND   REFERENCE    BOOE    OF    ATTLEBORO. 


ATTLEBORO   FIRE  ALARM   BOXES. 


4.  Cor.  So.  Main  and  Capron  St- 

6.  Cor.  Park  and  Bank  Sts. 

8.  Cor.  Pine  and  Dunham  Sts. 

'.I.  <>p]i.  Steam  Power  Building. 

14.  C<>r.  Pearl  and  Union  Sts. 

16.  South  Attleboro. 

85.  Dodgeville. 

81.  <  'in-  Barn. 

32.  Horton  &  AngelTs  Shop. 

:{:i.  Simmon's  Shop. 

34.  Cor.  Peck  and  X.  Main  Sts. 

35.  Cor.  N.  Main  and  West  Sts. 

36.  <  'or.  Peck  and  Bank  Sts. 
87.  Hop.-  St. 

38.  Cor.  X.  Main  and  Holden  Sts. 

39.  Cor.  West  St.  and  North  A.ve. 
12.  Cor.  So.  Main  and  Maple  Sts. 


Four  double  strokes  I  I-I  II  II  I  at  7:4.")  a.  m.— 
No  school  session  in  the  forenoon. 

Four  Double  strokes  I  I-I  I-I  I-I  I  at  8:15a.  m.— 
Xo  school  for  primary  grades  that  day. 

Four  Double  strokes  1  I-I  I-I  I-I  I  at  11:15  a.  m. 

No  school  session  in  the  afternoon. 

Three  Strokes  1  I  I  after  an  alarm  of  Are  is  for 
direct  pressure. 


i.'i. 

1  lebroliville. 

i... 

( 'or.  East  and  So,  Main  Sts. 

16. 

(  )pp.  Bullock's  Shop. 

17. 

(  'or.   East  and  Barker  Sts. 

IS. 

Maple  St. 

51. 

County  St.  opp.  Sneii  s  shop. 

58. 

( lor.  County  and  Fifth  Sts. 

54. 

Cor.  Mechanics  and  Third  Sts. 

56. 

( Jounty  St. 

57. 

(  'omit  v  St. 

58. 

Third  and  Prospect  Sts. 

61. 

t  lor.  Bark  St.  and  Bark  A  \  e. 

62. 

Morey  St . 

63. 

Cor.  Bark  and  Forest  sts. 

71. 

Pleasant  St. 

72. 

Cor.  Gustin  Ave.  and  Pleasant  St 

73. 

Alger's  Corner. 

SPECIAL 

SIGNALS. 

Two  strokes  I  I     Recall. 

Two  strokes  1  I  at  12:30  p.  m.     Test. 

i  »ne  stroke  I  at  8:30  p.  m.     Test. 

5-5-5  to  call  the  members  t  >  their  quarters 

NOTICE  TO  KEY  HOLDERS. 

Your  key  will  fit  every  box. 

stay  by  box  until  the  department  arrh  es 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARE  EACH  WAY 


BETWEEN  ATTLEBORO  AND  BOSTON. 

DISTANCE  32   MILES. 

One  month    S1I  00 

Two  months 26  25 

Three  months 35  00 

Children  under  18  years  of  age,   one  half 

ab.>\  e  rates 

Five  ride  ticket 3  ;!?> 

Single  ride  ticket 

Children  between  5  and  12  years  of  age. 

single  tare 

The  C  immutation  tickets  are  for  one.  two,  and   three  mouths 

( lost  of  1000  mile  i k.  $20.00. 


ro 


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BETWEEN  ATTLEBORO  AND  PROVIDENCE. 

DISTANCE    12   MILES. 

One  month a 

Two  months 

Three  months 

< Ihildren  under  is  j cars  of  age,  one  half 

above  rates   

Five    ride   ticket    

Single  ride  ticket     

Children  between  5  and  12  years  of  age, 
single  fare 

By  using  mileage  to  Pawtucket  and  trip 

ticket  from  Pawtucket  to  Provide) , 

ride  may  be  had  for 

inly,  commencing  from  any  week 


;  2 
13  50 

|s     on 


1   25 


21 
lay. 


OPERH  HOUSE  HOTEL  HUD  GHEE 

THE  LEADING  HOTEL  IN  THE  AT" 
TLEKOIlos,  where  you  can  get  a  reg- 
ular hotel  dinner.     Special  attention 

paid   to   transient  guests. 

Catering  lop  Socials  ami  Weddings  a  Specialty. 

Dealer  in  Huyler's,  Tenny's.  and  Baker's 
FINE    CHOCOLATES. 

Don't  forget  we  are  the  leaders  in  all  kinds  of  plain  and 
fancy  ICE  CREAMS  in  any  quantity  at  short  notice. 


\AA. 


:dd"v,    prop' 


A.  A.  GUILD, 

EUECTRICIAN. 

Estimates  furnished  for  complete  installation 
of  private  plants.    Dynamos  and  motors 
furnished  at  short  notice.     All  orders  by- 
mail  promptly  attended  to.      House 
wiring  of  all  kinds.      P.  O.  Box  121. 

5irailroa  ave,.  Attleboro,  Mass. 


A.  R.  MACOMBER, 

21    IMO.     IVIAIN, 


AGENT  FOR  CAS,  ELECTRIC,  AND 
COMBINATION    FIXTURES. 


MISS   E.  M.  THOMAS,    '  Parlere, J12  Park  St. 


PARTY  DRESSES  IN 
LATEST  FASHIONS. 


FASHIONABLE  DRESSNUKER. 


Attleboro,  Mass. 


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ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


RICHARD   H.    JON 


CONTRACTOR    CONCRETE  PAVINC   AND  SIDEWALKS 

Gravel  and  Slate  Roofing.    Estimates  Furnished  for  all  Classes  of  Concreting  and  Roofing.    Roofing  Slate  for  Sale 
and  Furnished  on  Application.  Office  and  Residence,  17  Pleasant  St.,    -    ATTLEBORO.  MASS. 


FRED  E.  COFF, 

HOUSE  PAINTER 

...DEALER     IN... 

Wall  Papers,  White  Lead,  Oils,  Var- 
nishes,  Putty,  Window  Glass,  Etc. 

Wholesale  -  and  -  Retail. 
Union  St.,    -    ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


F.  C.  MOWRY, 

House  Painter,  Decorator, 
and  Paper  Hanger. 

All  Work  Done  Promptly  and  in 
a  Satisfactory  Manner 


ATTLEBORO, 


MASS. 


N.  J.  JAPSON, 

..CONTR  ACTOR .. 

Of  All  Kinds  of  Mason  Work. 

tsilMUIS  GIVEN.         SATISFACTION  GUARANTEED. 

Residence,  r>:{  Emory  Street, 


ATTLEBORO, 


MASS. 


ESTABLISHED    1887. 

ABEL  W.  GILSON, 

SUCCESSOR  TO  L.  T.  STARKEY, 

BILL  POSTER  and  DISTRIBUTER 

FOR  THE  FOLLOWING  PLACES: 

POPULATION     ATTLEBORO.  10,000:  NO.  ATTLEBORO- 

8,000;  WRENTHAIM.   3.000;   MANSFIELD. 

4.000:  REHOBOTH.  1.000. 


Office.  12  Holman  St.. 


ATUEBOaO.  M\SS 


..\/  A  K  A'S.. 

LEADERS  IH  CONFECTIONERY  H6E  CREHPI. 

fee  Cream  Soda,  5c  a  Glass,  the  Finest. 

Wr.    Garry     <%     Full   L>ine    of    Olonfectiunery y 

MANUFACTURED      FRESH       E  NX  E  R  V      HOUR 

LOWEST  PRICE  POSSIBLE  FOR  PIRE  GOODS. 


O       PARK       BT., 


ATTLEBORO,      IVI.-X.SS. 


SAFE,  PIANO, 
AND 
FURNITURE    MOVER.     Re$.,  4«i  Illinium  Si 


I..    A.    TAYLOR, 


ONIV  CAREFUL  MEN  EM- 
PLOYED.    OFFICE. 
AIMfBORO.  M\SS.  'RFAR   MEADS  DRUG   STORE. 


BUTTER.  L.  Z.   CARPENTER,  :F^PrutVwva?y.^. 


13  PARK  ST.,  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 
AND  REFERENCE   BOOK   <>F  ATTLEBORO. 


'  In  prints,  or  from  the  tub. 


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ATTLEBORO  ELECTRIC 


STREET  CAR  SERVICE. 


INTERSTATE  CONSOLIDATED  STREET  RAILWAY  CO. 

CARS  BETWEEN  ATTLEBORO  AND  PAWTUCKET. 

Cars  leave  Attleboro  at  6:35  a.  m.,  then  at  5  and  35  minutes  past  the  hour  till  12:05  p.  m. 
( Jars  leave  Pawtucket  for  Attleboro  at  2u  and  50  minutes  past  the  hour  till  1 1 :50  i>.  in. 

CARS  BETWEEN  ATTLEBORO  AND  NO.  ATTLEBORO  AND  PLAINVILLE. 

( !ars  leave  Attleboro  5:35.  6:00,  6:35  a.  in.,  and  then  at  5  and  35 minutes  past  the  hour  till  11:15  p.  m. 

Cars  leave  Plainville  (connecting  with  Pawtucket  cars  at  Attleboro)  at  6:10  a.  m..  then  at  in  and 
40  minutes  past  the  hour  till  11 :50  p.  m. 

This  line  of  cars  connects  through  Plainville  with  Wrentham,  Foxboro,  and  Franklin,  thence  i  \  ia 
Dedham  i  to  Host  in. 


TAUNTON  AND  NORTON  STREET  RAILWAY  CO. 

CARS  BETWEEN  ATTLEBORO  (via  CHARTLEY,  NORTON, 
AND  MANSFIELD)  AND  TAUNTON. 

( !ars  leave  Attleboro  al  6:59  and  7:35  a.  m..  then  h  >urh  til]  9:35  p.  m. 
Cars  leave  Taunton  5:50,  7:25  a.  m..  then  hourly  to  10:25  p.  in. 


S.  P.  CLARK  &  CO. 

Druggists  and  Pharmacists. 

Medicines,  Chemicals,   Druggists'   Sundries,   and  everything  usually 
found  in  a  first-class  drug  store  at  Bottom  Prices. 

And   Proprietors  of 


Clark's  Pile  Cure. 
Clark's  Toothache  Drops. 
Clark's  Blood  Purifier 
Clark's  Healing  Lotion. 
Clark's  Peruvian  Bitters. 
Clark's  Canker  Powder. 


Clark's  Scientific  Cough  Cure. 
Clark's  Saponaceous  Dentrifice 
Clark's  Compound  Carbolic  Healing  Oint- 
ment 
Clark's  Queen  of  Hair  Dressings. 
Clark's  Dysentery  and  Diarrhoea  Cnre. 
Clark's  Magical  Pain  Extractor. 

Our  Remedies  are  Warranted  to  Give  Satisfaction,  or  Money  Refunded 

Cifford's  Block,   I  O  Park  St  reet, 

ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


NONE    GENUINE    WITHOUT    THIS    LIKENESS. 


A.    R.   MACOMBER, 

21    NO.  MAIN    ST.,   ATTLEBORO,    MASS., 


)  Installs  Burglar  Alarms,  Kire  Alarms,  Hotel 

Annunciators,    Watchmen's  Time  Regis- 

)  ters,  and  Jewelers'    Plating   Dynamos. 


Leader  in  Up-to-Date  Styles  and     |  MlfvQ  F     M     THOMAS 
Trimmings.    Specialty  made  of  Tailor  .miOO  L»./n.    liiy/n/i<j 

Made  Suits.  *  Fashionable  Dressmaker. 


1  Parlors, 

112   PARK  ST., 
'  Attleboro,  Mass. 


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ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


ISAAC  AUGER,  JR., 

Dealer  in    Pure  Aerated  Milk  and    Cream. 

All  Milk  put  up  In  Class  Jars. 

Fancy  Poultry  and  Eggs  for  Hatching. 

Vegetables  and  Strawberries  in   their  Season. 


252  Pleasant  St., 


Attleboro,  Mass. 


C.    B.    GUSTIN, 
FRY    AND    I 


F>OU 

gags  for  Hatching  in  Season  and  Thoroughbred  Stock  for  Sale. 

Pure  Bred  White  and  Buff  Wyandottes. 

Buff  Plymouth  Rocks.  Visitors  Welcome  at  all  times. 

Lindsey   St.,   Attleboro,   Mass. 


PARK  ST.  STABLE. 


H.   B    SHAW,   Prop'r. 


First-Class  Teams   ready  at  all  times.     COUPES  at  all  trains,  and 

rubber-tired  HACKS  can  be  furnished  at  any  hour.     Best 

turnouts  in  town  at  reasonable   prices.     Boarding. 


REAR   PARK   HOTEL, 

Attleboro, 


Tel.  No.  111-4. 

Mass. 


MILK. 


FRED.  E.  CHBEVBR, 
Pure  Milk  from  Inspected  Cows. 


Delivered  in  Olass  Bottles  if  desired. 
Fresh  Eqqs  and  Vegetables  delivered. 
Hard  and  Sofl  Wood  In  the  Cord. 


401  North  Main  St., 


Attleboro,  Mass. 


Dead    Animals    Removed    by 

N.     ROY    &     SON. 

Also  Di  alers  in 

Chicken  Scrips,  fertilizers,  Oils,  Soap,  Etc.  >- 


Roy  A i  e. . 


telephone,  No.  109-2. 

So.  Attleboro,  Mass. 


FREIGHT  FORWARDER 


B.     A.    TAYLOR, 

Res.  4<l  Itunham  St..    Attleboro,  Mass. 
Office,  rear  Mead's  Drug  Store. 


PICKLES  .  .  . 
CANNED   GOODS. 


I  L.  Z.  CARPENTER. 

»  13  Park  St.,  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


I         We  carry  a  particularly  large  line  of 
the   medium    and  fine  grades  of  these 
'  goods.    Also  salad  oils  and  dressings 


AND   KKKKliKNCE   BOOK   OF   ATTLEIi' >l;<  > 


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DAY  AND  NIGHT  TELEGRAPH    RATES 

From  Atti.eboro,  and  North  Attleboro,  and  Towns  in  Norfolk 

County,  Massachusetts,  to  all  parts  of  the  United 

States  and  Canada. 

Below  are  the  telegraph  rates  established  by  the  Western  Union  Telegraph  Company  and  the  Pos 
tal  Telegraph  Cable  Company  to  each  State  in  the  Union  and  Provinces  of  Canada.  Cor  messages  of 

leu  words  or  less,  exclusive  of  date,  address,  and  signature,  also  the  rates  for  additional  words. 
Thus:  When  ten-word  day  rate  is  85  cents,  the  rate  for  each  additional  word  is  2  cents:  "hen 
ten- word  day  rate  is  (0  cents,  each  additional  won  I  is  8  cents.     See  nighl  rate  below. 


DAY     MESSAGE     RATES. 


Day 
I  >est  ination.  Rate. 

Alabama 60-4 

Arizona  Territory.   1.00-7 

Arkansas 75-5 

i  California,  South.  .1.00-7 

••    Other  Offices.1.00- 

( Colorado     75-5 

Connecticut 25-2 

Delaware 10-8 

Dist.  of  Columbia. .    10-8 

Florida 60-4 

I  lei  irgia 60-4 

Idaho 1.00-7 

Illinois.  QJiicago. . .    50-3 

"    Other  Offices.    60-4 

Indiana 50-3 

Indian  Territory     .    75-5 

Iowa 60-4 

Kansas 75-5 


Day 
Destination.         Rate. 
Kent  uekv.  Lo  u  is- 

ville. 50-3 

"       Other  Offices.  60-4 
Louisiana.   New 

Orleans 60-5 

•■       Other  Offices.  75-5 

Maine 25-2 

Manitoba 75-5 

Maryland,  Italtim'e  35-2 

"     Other  Offices.  50-3 

Massachusetts 25-2 

Michigan,  North   . .  60-4 

■■    Other  Offices.  50-3 

Minnesota 60-4 

Mississippi 60-4 

Missouri 60-4 

Montana 75-5 

Nebraska,  Omaha..  60-4 


Day 

Destination.  Rate. 

Nebras  ka ,   Other 

Offices 75-5 

Nevada 1.00-7 

New  Brunswick....  50-3 

New  Hampshire 25-2 

New  Jersey.  Jersey 
City  and  Hoboken  25-2 
"    Other  offices.  40-3 
New  Mexico  Terri- 
tory    75-5 

New  York,   N.    Y. 

City  and  Brooklyn  25-2 
New   York,  Other 

offices  40-8 

N< nth  Carolina B 1-3 

North  Dakota 75-5 

Nova  Scotia. 50-3 

ohio 50-3 


Day 

Destination,  Mate 

Oklahoma  Terrify    75  5 

Ontario (0-3 

( >regon 1.00  i 

Pennsylvania W  3 

Quebec W-3 

Rhode  Island 85-3 

South  Carolina 50-8 

South  Dakota 75-5 

Tennessee <iU-4 

Texas.  West :.".  5 

••    Other  Offices.    75-5 

Utah  Territory 75  5 

Vermont 25-2 

Virginia 50-3 

Washington LOO-I 

West  Virginia 50-3 

Wisci  msin t;n- 1 

Wyoming 75-5 


NIGHT 

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rate  is 

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Gable  rates  to  countries  beyond  the  Atlantic  and  Pacific  Oceans,  to  Mexico,  Central  America. 
South  America,  the  West  Indies,  including  Cuba,  and  the  Bahamas,  and  the  Bermuda  Islands,  fur 
nished  on  application.    Money  transferred  by  telegraph. 


The  RED  HOUSE  BROODER 

Manufactured  by 

W.  F,  MERRY,  Briggs  Corner,  Attleboro,  Mass. 

This  is  the  only  Brooder  manufac- 
tured with  Top  Heat  and  Hover  to  keep 
the  Chicks  from  Hovering  and  smoth- 
ering themselves. 

For  prices  and  particulars  send  for  circular. 


-     -     .JERSEY     CREAM      -     - 

Raised  by  the  CENTRIFUGAL  SEPARATING  PROCESS. 

DELIVERED    IN    GLASS    JARS. 

Milk  and  Skim-Milk  Supplied  Regularly  to  Customers. 

O.     M.     KEITH, 

Meadow  Hill  Farm,       -        ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 
Orders  left  at  F.  A.  Wetherell's  Market  will  be  promptly  attended  to. 


A.  K.  MACOMBER, 

No.  21  No.  Main  St. 


i  Agent  for  Gas  and  Gasoline  Engines,  Wind 
\  Mills,  Tanks,  and  Towers,  and  Electrical 
I        Supplies. 


ByBN,N%BDoSfSg  4VD   'MISS E. IH. THOMAS, 

OUTFITS      A      SPECIALTY.  *  Fashionable  Dressmaker. 


PARLORS, 
112     PARK    ST., 
ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


VNTHOXY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


WILLIAM   A.  VICKERY, 

DEALER  IN 

SPRING     WATER     ICE. 

ALSO  DEALER  IN  WOOD  AND  STONE  OF  ALL  DESCRIPTIONS  FOR  MASONS'    TRADE. 
BRIGGS   CORNER,  ATTLEBORO,    MASS 

O.     I_.     BOWEN, 

CONTACTOR     JV\F\S0N     f\ND     BUILDER. 

MASON  WORK   IN    EVERY   DEPARTMENT. 
ESTIMATES      CHEERFULLY    CIVEN.     WORKMANSHIP     THE     BEST. 

210  Pine  St.  Attleboro,  Mass. 

THE  SOLOMON  SANATORIUM 

ATTLEBORO.  MASS. 

For  tlie  Treatment  of  CANCER,  TUMORS,  cGancerof  Internal  Orpns  MM) 

AND  CHRONIC  DISEASES. 


2 A   BEACON  STRll  I. 


JAMES  M.  SOLOMON,  M.  D.f 


BOSTON,    MASS. 


JOHN  J.   HORNE, 
Contractor      Mason      and     Builder. 


CENTER    PIECES   MADE  TO  ORDER. 


Otfkc  nnil  HcsidciiLi-,  78  Parker  St  , 


ATTLEBORO,    MASS. 


JAMES  A.  BRADLEY, 

mouse    f=>aii\j-te:f?. 

Outside  and  Inside  Painting  in  all  its  Branches. 

Painting  ff-ticih  Buildings  rind  Water  Tanks  a  Specialtu. 

Office  and  Residence,  31  James  St., 
ATTLEBORO,   MASS. 

pZ.         Y\.      T~  TW  \     .OF?  *  OFFICE,    REAR   MEADS 

SAFE  MOVING  \  Reildence,  49  Dunham  St  ,  ATTLEBORO,  MASS.    I  DRUGSTORE. 


FANCY...  / 

GROCERIES.* 


L.  Z.   CARPENTER, 

13  PARK  ST..  -  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


j  A  Complete  Line  of 
'       The  Finest  Goods. 


AND  KKFKKF.NCE  BOOK  OF  ATTLEBORO. 


83 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


-OF- 


ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


A  complete  list,  up-to-date,  of  all  business  Arms,  in  looking  for  a  firm  name  or  individuals  in 
business,  patrons  of  this  directory,  you  will  find  their  address  under  the  different  classified  headings 
that  their  business  calls  for.  If  not  a  patron  you  will  find  them  only  under  the  principal  business 
head  that  they  are  engaged  in.  You  will  always  save  money  by  patronizing  firms  who  solicil  your 
trade.    They  want  your  casb  at  a  reasonable  profit. 

ABBREVIATION'S  :    s.  A..  Smith  Attleboro ;  IF.  Bebronville  :  !>..  Dodgeville  ;B.  C,  Briggs  i 


Architects. 

Room  9,  II 


rton  Block,  Park 
20  Falm  iuth,    See 


HYDE,  KARL  H. 

St. 

ROCKWELL.  JEREMIAH  S. 
page  14. 

Assayers  and  Refiners. 
Slade  &  Whipple.    Off  Falmouth  st. 
Athletic  and  Sporting  Goods  Manufacturer, 
Kent.    Virgil.    P.    <».    address    Pawtucket,   See 
konk. 

Auctioneers. 
BRIGGS,  SETH  R.    29  So.  Main.    See  page  16. 
GOFF.  W.  N.     Knight  ave.,  II. 
Kcimiston.  S.  .1.     :i:.'  Park. 
Stanley.  L.  M.     154  So.  Main. 

Automobile  Makers. 
UNITED  STATES  AUTOMOBILE  CO.    So.  Main 


Bakers. 
P.  J.  Ci 


x,  Managi 


HANDY'S    BAKERY. 

Railroad  ave. 
Potter  <£  Gardner.    82  Park. 
READ,  N.  H.     7.  9,  '.»..  Hank. 
Band. 

Attleboro  Brass  Band.     T.  C.   ETeywood.  leader 

Park  st. 

Banks. 
Attleboro  Co-Operative  Hank.      ;  ETorton  Block- 
ATTLEBORO  SAVINGS  AND  LOAN    ASSOCIA- 
TION.      Everett  S.   Morton.  Pres.:   Caleb  Slade, 

Treas.    Sturdy  Block,  Park  st. 


FIRST  NATIONAL  BANK.     25  Park 

Barbers. 
Aiwa.- 1.  < '.  H.     15  Bank. 
CHASE,  H.   H.     R  >om  10,  9  Park. 
Deschenes,  David,     n  Railroad  ave. 
Gibault,  Arthur.    :::;'..  Park. 
LANGTON.  ADOLPH:     16  Park. 
LaPalme,  Alexander.     Knight  ave.,  H. 
Schneider,  Charles  f.    -:i  park. 

Baths    (Medicinal). 
THE    ATTLEBORO    HOME  SANITARIUM. 
Pleasant.    See  page  10. 

Bicycle  Dealers,  Sundries  and  Repairs. 
Adams,  G.  A.     12  Park, 
t  leelj  .  .1    A.  &  Co.     Aca  lemy  st. 

ENBOM,  J.   R.      I   Pleasant 

Bicycle  Bells  and  Wrenches  Manufacturers. 
MOSSBERG,  FRANK  CO.     So.  Main  st. 

Bicycle  Wrench  Manufacturers. 
M  issberg  Wrench  I  lo.     191  No.  Main. 

Billiards  and  Pool. 
Alward,  C  II      15  Bank. 
PARK  HOTEL.   E.W.  Eddy, Prop'r.    Pan. 
page  i; 

Bill  Poster  and  Distributer. 

GILSON,  A.  W.     12  Holman.    See  page  18. 

Blacksmiths. 

als  ■  Hi  >rsesh 

BAKER,  DANIEL  F.  P.  O.  Address,  ETebronville 

Sh  >p  at  Seek  ink.     See  back  c  n  er. 


A.  R.  MACOMBER,  21  No.  Main  Street,  Handles  Acetylene  Gas  Machines  and  all 
Hinds  of  Electrical  Apparatus. 


The  Fashion.  Trousseaus 
and  Evening  Costumes 
Artistically.  Designed. 


M/SS  E.    M.    THOMAS,   Parlors,  112  Park  St. 

FASHIONABLE    DRESSMAKER.  '       AttlebOfO,     WaSS. 


24 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIKKCTORY 


BRIGGS.  DARIUS.    Oak    Hill  ave.,  B.  C.     See 

page  11. 
Bonney,  K.  11.    60  Pleasant. 
Simpson.  John  M      136  Park. 
SNELL,  GEO.  H.     17-49  County.     Res.,  6  King. 

See  page  15, 

Bleachers  and  Dyers. 
Home  Bleach  <S  DyeWorks.  So.  Attleboro.     P.O. 

address,  Pawtucket,  R.  I. 
ORR,    JAMES.     s..uth    Attleboro.     See    inside 

Front  cover. 
WOLFENDEN,  R.  &  SONS,    i  Dyers  and  bleach- 
ers of    woolen    and   worsted  yarns,  etc.,   Cor 

ng   and  knit    g is   trade.)    Attleboro. 

side  front  cover. 

Boarding  Houses. 
Babcock,  Mrs.  G.  W.  94  So.  Main. 
BRIGGS   HOUSE.    S.   R.  Briggs,   Prop'r.     29So. 

Alain.    See  page  16. 
CAMPBELL,  MRS.  JAMES  D.    64Dunham.    See 

pag( 
<  larlson,  John  A.     1 1  Holman. 
i  lentral  House.    19  Railroad  ave. 
Corcoran,  William  F.    34  Park. 
FERGUSON,  MRS.  LIZZIE.     105  Union. 
FISHER,  MISS  ELIZABETH  M.  AND  MARTHA. 

.".H  I Minliani.    See  page  l~. 
Grant,  W.  J.    39  Hank. 
HANNA,  MRS.  THOMAS.     16 Capron. 
Haskins,  Mrs.  John  H.     18  Dunham, 
[ngraham,  Mrs   M.   \.     19  So.  Alain. 
Innian.  Mrs.  I.  M.     ii  Dunham. 
McMann,  Mrs.  Sidney.     16  Dunham. 
SLOMAN,  MRS.  G.  M.    5  Union. 
STANTON,  HENRY  L.     100 Park.    Seepage*!. 

Booksellers  and  Stationers. 
CLARK,  S.  P.  &  CO.     10  Park.    See  page  19. 
Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 
P  .1     26  Park. 
Enterprise  Shoe  <  !o.     n  No.  Mam. 
Paine,  B.  F.    6  Park. 

mii  Souci  si Store.    19  Park. 

Bottlers. 


SIMPSON  SPRING  CO. 
lack  co^  er. 


Tel   23  3,  South  Easton, 


Box  Manufacturer. 

Bal ck,  \    ll.    '-'I  West. 

Brick  Dealer. 
DEXTtR,  EVERETTO.    222  Park.    Seepagel4 

Builders'  Hardware. 
PIERCE    &    CARPENTER.    88  So     Main      See 


1 1" .tit 


Builders'  Materials. 


PIERCE    &    CARPENTER 


Building  Mover. 

H-.  Pike  ave, 


See 


GROVES,  W.  E.     I 
i    II 

Butter,  Cheese,  and  Eggs. 

Pari 
Carbonated  Beverages. 
SIMPSON  SPRING  CO.    Tel.  28  8,  Bouth  Easton 

Carixt  (  leaning. 

H 119  Pine 

Carpets  and  mi  cloths. 
SWEENEY    GEO.  A.  Railroad  ave, 


Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 
BAKER,  DANIEL  F.  P.  O.  address.  Hebronville. 

shop  at  Seekonk.    See  back  cover. 
BUCK,  A.  E.    Chauncy  St.,  Mansfield.    Seepage 

BRIGGS.    DARIUS.     Oak   Hill   ave..   B.   C.     See 


pag 


li. 


45  Railroad  ave.   and 
See  margin  lines, 
r.  56  Pleasant.      Res.. 


FULLER  CARRIAGE  CO. 

97  Main.  Mansfield  Mass 
NELSON,  JOHN  R.     Shop 

151  Elbow. 
Pike.  E.  C.    r.  38  Park. 
SNELL,  GEO.   H.     Works.    47-49   County.     Res.. 

6  King.     See  page  15. 

Carriage  Smiths. 
BAKER,  DANIEL  F.     P.  <  >.  address.  Hebronville. 

Shop  at  Seekonk.     See  back  cover. 
SNELL,  GEO.  H.    Works.  47-49  County.     Res., 
6  King.    See  page  15. 

Caterers. 
EDDY,   E.   W.     Opera  House  Hotel.    Seepage 

17. 
READ,  N.  H.     ;.  9,  >M  ■>  Hank. 

Cesspool  and  Vault  Cleaner. 
LEE,  MARTIN.    47  Emory.     See  page  4. 

Chicken  Brooders    Manufacturer. 
MERRY,  W.  F.     Briggs  Cornet-.     See  page  21. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
CLARK,  S.  P.  &  CO.    to  Park.    Seepagel9. 
Cooper,  Louis  H.     Park  st. 
ENbOM,  J.  R.      1  Pleasant. 
HEAD,  JOHN  F.    Newport  ave..  s.  A. 
KENT,  GEORGE  H.     Briggs  Coiner. 
OPERA  HOUSE  CAFE.     Park  st.    Seepagel7. 
Shattuck,  w.  F.    49  Railroad  Ave. 
SIMPSON,  G.  I.    21  Park.    See  page  16. 
Trainor,  John  E.     l  Dunham. 

Civil   Engineers. 
HYDE,  KARL  H.     Room  9,  Horton  Block,  Park 

St. 

Luther,  W.  T.    27  Park. 

Clock  and  Watch  Repairer. 
SMALL,  WILLIAM  A.    80  Prospect.  See  page  16. 

Clothing  and  Gents'  Furnishings. 
Jac  »bS,  J.  B.      Park  st. 

Coal  and  Wood. 
Vdams,  Geo.  L.     18  Park. 
attleboro  Coal  Co.     15  Park. 
PIERCE  &  CaRPENThR.    88  So.  Main.  Seefront 

C    .\  IT 

Coffin  Hardware  Manufacturers. 
Wilmarth.  W.  D,  &  Co.     88  Comity. 

Confectionery. 
CLARK,  S.  P.  &  CO.     10   Park    Seepage  IB. 
OPERA  HOUSE   CAPE.       Park  si.       See  pa 
SIMPSON,  G.  I.     21  Park.     See  page  16 
VAKA.  E.  P.    s  Park.    See  page  18. 

Contractors    Carpenters. 
ASHLEY.  M.  F.     CO  Union.    See  page  15. 
Brow  nell,  Uonzo  N     280  So.  Main, 
i  i.nri uej    John  v    8 Holman 
l.UHRIE'.  MALCOLM,    r.  86  Falmouth,    See   page 

16 
■ i  :■•   i       '-'i  Sanford. 

(iolT.  W,  II.      Ill  So    Mam 

i.HANT  BROs.    68  and  ro  I  nion 

Mc<  Cambridge  &   McKinon      I  !5  Pleasant. 

,i,    i  'harles  P.    200  So    Mam 
PATTERSON,  JEROME.     Pine.  cor.  Mulberry. 
PERRY,  EMERSON  E.    88  Emory.    See  page  81 


II  \MIM.   \Ml  I.IMRAI 
IOBBING      (il  I  H  I.  UWU 
Ml. MI'S  IIHK,  SMiUI 


I!\(,(„\(.l    I  XI'UIS.S. 

1 1  uni  1 1  ur   MOVING. 

ATTLEBORO,  MASS.      /  RES..  49  DUNHAM  ST. 


E.  A.  TAYLOR, 


GROCER 


i     L.    Z.    CARPENTER,     \  Patrons  will  find  at  our  store  a  com- 

13  Park   St.,  plete  line  of  familv  groceries  at  the 

*  Attleboro,  Mass.  I     lowest  price  and  of  the  best  quality. 


AN1>    REFERENCE   HOOK   OF   ATTLEBORO. 


ROCKWELL,  JEREMIAH  S.    20Falmouth.    See 

page  1 1. 
Slater,  w.  H.  (Jobber.)  BCounty. 
White,  Herbert  E.  &  Co.    r.  44  Union. 

Contractor— Concrete    Paving     and     Side- 
walks. 
JONES,  RICHARD  H.    17Pleasant.    SeepagelS. 

Contractors— Electrical. 
GOULD,  A.  A.    51   Railroad  ave.    See  page  17. 
MACOMBER,  A.   R.    21  No.  Main.    See  margin 
lines. 

Contractor— Excavating  and  Grading. 
DEXTER,  E.  0.    222  Park.    See  page  1 1. 

Contractor— General . 
ROCKWELL,  JEREMIAH  S.    20 Falmouth.    See 

page  14. 

Contractor -Heating. 
DILLON,  CHARLES  H.     Union  St.    See  page  16. 

Contractors— Masons. 
BOWEN,  C.  L.    210  Pine.    See  page  22. 
DEXTER,  E.  0.    222  Park.    See  page  14. 
EDEN,  JOHN.    7  Sixth. 
HORNE,JOHNJ     78  Parker.    See  page  22. 
JAPSON,  N.  J.    53  Emory.    See  pace-  18. 
Tucker,  A.  H.    Capron,  cor.  So.  Mam  st. 

Contractors— Pavers. 
UNITED  STATES   PAVING  CO.,  of  New   York 
City  andBoston.    See  page  6. 

Contractor— Plasterer. 
BOWEN,  C.  L.    210  Pine.     See  page  22. 

Contractor— Roofer. 

JONES,   RICHARD   H.    (Gravel    and   Slate.)     17 

Pleasant.    See  page  18. 

Contractor— Sidewalks  and  Driveways. 

JONES,   RICHARD  H.    IT   Pleasant.    See  page 

IX. 

Contractor— Stone. 
VICKERY,    WILLIAM  A.     Briggs   Corner.    See 
page  22. 

Cotton  Goods  Manufacturers. 
Hebron    Manufacturing    Co.    Hebronville    and 
Dodgeville. 

Dead  Animal  Removers. 
ROY,  N.  &  SON.    Roy  ave..  S.  A.    See  page  20. 

Dentists. 
ELLIOT,  W.  L.     lOCounty.     See  page  11. 
MAIR,  A.  C.     13  No.  Main.     See  page  10. 
Robins,  hi.  H.  S.     13  Horton  Block. 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 
BRIGGS,  SETH  R.     2'.  I  So.  Main.     See  page  Hi. 
Reid,  E.  R.     27  Park. 

Die  Sinkers  and  Tool  Makers. 
DAHLGPEN,  CHARLES.     11  Bailey. 
Spier  &  Coles.     9 Maiden  Lane 

Dining  and  Lunch  Rooms. 
COX,  P.  J.     21  Railroad  ave. 
Kingman,  N.  A.     33  Park. 
Tetreault.  Mrs.  Clara.     12  So.  Main. 
Utton,  F.  T.    5ti  Pleasant. 
West,  11.  A.    6  Union. 

Doors,  Sash,  and  Blinds. 
GRANT  BROS.    68-70  Union. 
PIERCE   &    CARPENTER.      83  So.   Main.      See 

t'n mi  cover. 


Dressmakers. 
Briggs.  Mrs.  Fannie  i.  27  Bast. 
JOHNSTON,  MRS.  E.    F.     17   West    Map 

margin  inside  back  cover. 
MUNRO,  MISS  J.  M.    05  Park. 
Nye,  Miss  K.  L.    28  Dean. 

Perry.  Mis.  Alice  S.    5  El -y. 

Pyne,  Miss  Ellen.    6  Union. 

THOMAS,   MISS  E.  M.     112   Park.    See   margin 

lines 
Wilkinson.  Mrs.  I.  F.     106  Pine. 

Druggists. 
CLARK,  S.  P.  &  CO.     lOPark.    See  page  19. 

Mead.  M.  S.     37  Park. 

SIMPSON,  G.  I.    21  Park.    See  page  16. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 

Haynes.  William  T.     19  North  Mam. 
Jenks,  ('has.  B.     IT  Park. 
Smith,  A.  B.    9  Park. 

Dyers  and  Bleachers. 
ORR,  JAMES     So.  Attleboro.    See  inside  front 

cover. 
WOLFENDEN,  R.  &SONS.    (Dyers  andBleacb 

ers  of  woolen  and  worsted  yarns,  etc.,  for  wea^ 

ing  and  knit  goods  trade.)  170  County.    Seein 

side  front  cover. 

Dynamos  and  Motors. 
GUILD,  A.  A.     51  Railroad  ave.     See  page  17. 
MACOMBER,  A.   R.    21    No.   Main.    See  margin 

lines. 

Eggs  for  Hatching. 
ALGER,  ISAAC,  JR.     252  Pleasant.     See  page  20, 
GUSTIN,  C.  B.     Lindsev  st.     See  page  20. 
MERRY,   W.  F.     Briggs  Corner.     See  page  21. 

Electricians. 

GUIi  D,  A.  A.     51  Railroad  ave.     See  page  17. 
MACOMBER,    A.  R.    21  No.   Main.     See   margin 

lines. 

Electric  Fixtures. 
GUILD.  A.  A.    51  Railroad  ave.    See  page  17. 
MACOMBER,  A.  R.     21    No.    Main.     See    margin 

lines. 

Electric  Lighting. 
Attleboro  Steam  &   Electric   Light  Co.     17   Hor- 
ton Block. 

Electrical  Supplies. 
GUILD,  A.  A.    51    Railroad  ave.     See  page  17. 
MACOMBER,  A.  R.     21    No.    Main.     See    margin 
lines. 

Electroplating  Machines. 
MACOMBER,   A.  R.    21  No.    Main.    See   margin 
lines. 

Engines— Gas  and  Gasoline. 
MACOMBER,   A.    R.     21  No.   Alain      See    margin 
lines. 

Engraver. 
MACDONALD,  A.  N.    Union  st.    Seepage30 

Express  Companies. 
Bowman's  Attleboro  and  Providence    Express. 

12  Union. 
Earle  &  Prew.      9  Railroad   ave. 
Swift's  Attleboro  and   Providence   Express      -'■'■ 

Park. 

Expressmen. 
Magaveny,  R.  B.     178  Pine. 
PERRIN.'T.  E.  &S0N.      17-21    Last.      See    page 

16. 
TAYLOR,  E.  A.    49  Dunham.    See  margin  lines. 
TAYLOR,  LYSANDER.     126  So.  Main.    Seepage 

16. 


INSTALLS  I  A.     R.     MACOMBER,  ( Watchmen  s  Time  Registers 

BURGLAR    ALARMS,    FIRE    ALARMS.  v  ,  and 

HOTEL  ANNUNCIATORS.  \  21    No.   Main  St.  '  Jewelers   Plating  Dynamos. 


Fre»ie-ht      and     Safe  I       E-    A-     TAYLOR,       \  Furniture    Moving, 
rreig.n      ctuu     oai  o  Ues.,49  Dunham  St..    Office,  rear  Mead's  \  Piano  Moving. 


Handlers. 


Drug  Store,    Attleboro,  Mass. 


Teaming, 


26 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Fertilizers. 
ROY.  N.  &  SON.     Roy   ave.,  S.  A.    See   page20. 

Fish  Markets. 
Eldridge,  L.  H.    17  Railroad  ave. 
Thurber,  A  N.    T  Pleasant. 

Florists. 

Kin-.  E,  E.    184  County. 

Mahler,  BenryC.    Cumberland  ave..  s.  A. 

NEWELL.  D.'E.    141  Park. 

Whitney.  Edward  A.    Boston  Dike.  s.  A. 

Fruit  Dealers. 
e  also  Confectionery  and  Fruit.) 
i  osgrove.  P.  F.    20  Park. 
Doyle,  W.  .1.    49  Park. 

Furnished  Rooms. 

-~,-.-  alsi  >  Boarding  Bi  >use  • 

BURLIMGAME.    MRS.   B.   S.     13    Capron.    See 

page  12. 
CAMPBELL,  MRS.  JAMES  D.    64Dunham.    See 
e  10 

Furniture  and  Carpets. 
Utleboro  Furniture  Co.    9-11   Academy. 
SWEENEY,  GEO.  A.    29-31  Railroad  ave. 

Furniture  and  Piano  Movers. 
PERRIN,  T.  E.  &  SON.     !7-:.'l    East.    See   page 

in. 
TAYLOR,  E.  A.     19  Dunham.    See  margin  lines. 
TAYLOR.  LYSANDER.     126  So.  Main.    Seepage 
16. 

Gas  Company. 
Attleboro  3as  Light  Company.    19  Dunham. 

Gas  Fixtures. 
MACOMBER,   A.  R.    21    No.    Main.    See   margin 
lines 

Gas  Machines. 
MACOMBER,   A.   R.    •-'!  No.  Main.    See  margin 

Gloves. 
FREEMAN,  MISS  B.  A.     11    Hank     See  page  10. 

Glue  Manufacturers. 
ROY,  N.  &  SON.     Roy  ave.,  S.  A.    See  page  20. 
COUPE.  WILLIAM  &  CO.    Newport   ave.,  S.    A. 
>.-.-  back  cover. 

Grist  Mill. 
i     \   ,\  <  !o.    62  Pleasant 
Grocers— Retail. 
CARPENTER,  L.  Z.     18  Park     See  margin  lines. 
i  iiHhman,  M    E.     ls">  Tine. 

M 

Dodgeville  Company's  Store.     Dodgevllle 

,i      I  Bank 
GOF  I-,  W.  N.    Knlghl  ave    ll 
HEAD,  JOHN  P      N(     porl  ave    s    \ 

Vlanufacl  wring  <  "     I  lebrom  IHe 
Park, 
Marcler,  Jacques      Si  ■   Main,  I » 
■ 
&  i  •■      —  u  .1 
Vinos  I  ner 

I 
sKihDAKD,  GEO.  L.  &  CO.     r4Pa 

Bel I.  cor    Pari 

Vulll  Pine 

ll  i    i       ind  Public  Carriages. 
CAPRONS  si  a  lit  i.     i    ii   Capron    Prop'r.    BI 

PARK      l  in  i  I    STABLE.     H     i:   Bhav     Prop'r. 

II 


Hardware  and  Cutlery. 
Gilford,  James  W.  Co.    Park,  cor.  Bank. 

Perry.  N.  &  < !o.    27  Railroad  ave. 

Harness  Makers  and  Dealers. 
Fisk.  W.  E.    3 Emory. 
Frink,  E.  H.    5  Bank 

FULLER  CARRIAGE  CO.      45  Railroad  ave.  ami 
97  No.  Main,  Mansfield.     See  margin  lines 

Hats  and  Caps. 
PERRY,  EVERETT,     -i  Park.    See  page  Hi. 

Horse  Clipping. 
CAPRON'S  STABLE.     F.  H.  Capron,  Prop'r.    59 

Si  i.  Main.     See  page  13. 
PARK  STREET  STABLE.    H.  B.  Shaw.  Prop'r. 
r.  Park  Hotel.  Park  st.     See  page  20, 

Horse  Medicines. 
BRIGGS,  HENRY  E.      Briggs  Corner.    See  mar- 
gin lines 

Horseshoers. 

(See  also  Blacksmith 3.  i 

BAKER,  DANIEL  F.     P.O.address,  Bebronville, 

Mass.    Shop  at  Seekonk.    See  back  cover. 
Klehes.  Jacob,     Park  St. 
Sadler.  Walter  B.     Washington  st..  s.  A. 
SNELL,  G.  H.    47-49  County.    See  page  15. 
Woodward,  Eugene  F.     Oak  Hill  ave. 

Hotels. 
BRIGGS  HOUSE.    Seth  K.  Briggs,  Prop'r.  29  So. 

Main.     See  page  16. 
OPERA    HOUSE   HOTEL.    E.  w.  Eddy,  Prop'r. 

Opera  House  Block.     See  page  17. 
PAKK  HOTEL.    E.  W.  Eddy,  Prop'r,    -.'Park. 
STANTON,  HENRY  L.    hki  Park.    See  page  I 

Ice  Dealers. 
Bebron  Ice  <  !o.    So.  Main.  D. 
LaVallee.  (  (liver.     So.  Main.  D. 
Manchester,  W,  L.    West  st. 
Smith  Attleboro  ice  Co.    Newport  ave.,  S.  A, 
Thacher,  John,    :!•-'.">  So.  Main 
VICKERY,  WILLIAM  A.      Briggs  Corner,     See 
page  28. 

Ice  Cream  Manufacturer. 
VAKA,  E.  P.    8  Park.    See  page  18, 

Ice  Cream  Parlors. 
OPERA  HOUSE  CAFE.      Park  st.      See  page  17. 
VAKA,  E.  P.    8  Park.    See  page  18, 

Insurance  Agents. 
BICKNELL,  GEO.  F.    (Fire  and  Life.)    27  Park, 

See   1 1 1 ;  l ,  —  III    line-. 

i    ii  penter,  Harrj  E     i  Borton  Block. 
GOKF.  W.  N.     Knighl  axe,,    ll 
KELLEY  &  EDDY.     (Fire  and  Life.)     ic  Park. 
Richardson,  i  >.  P,     Park  st, 

w  ri-.li,  .1    A.     Room  6,  Morion  Block, 

Insurance  Companies, 
attleboro  Mul  ual  i  Ire  Insurance  Co,     'i    Horton 

Block. 
.lohn    Hancock    Life   Insurance  Co,     10  Borton 

Block 
METROPOLITAN       LIFE       INSURANCE      CO. 

Thomas  J,  Keates,  Asst,  Supt.     19  Bank 

Jewelry    Brooch,  Hat  and  Stick  Pin  Manu- 
facturers. 
HALL,  L.  R.  &  CO.     Railroad  st. 

Ilau  i W.  &  Co     r,  of  <  lountj  si 

MACDONALD  &  CULVER.     104  Countj 
REGNELL,  BIGNEY  &  CO.    Countj  sl 


fw  iLusuKo  wants  a  newspaper  that  can 

just  thrtt  kind:  IImI's  »h>  more  cople!  <iri'  sold  in  the 


boom   hers     TtlE  PnWTUGKET  TIMES  is 

A I  MMtOHOS  every  tlay  than  any  other  publication. 


Fuller  Carriage  Co. 

ATTLEBORO,  45  R.  R.  AVE. 


PNEUMATIC    BUGGIES 

of  the  latest  design. 

MANSFIELD,  97  NO.   MAIN  ST. 


sell 


AND  REFERENCE  HOOK  OF   ATTLEBORO 


Jewelers    Buckle     and     Brooch     Manufac- 
turers. 
Randall  &  Ackerman.    82  County. 

Jewelry    Chain  Manufacturers. 
ANTHONY,  JOHN,     i 00  County. 
Bigney  S.  < ».  <&  Co.    98  ('unit  v. 
Brown,  Geo.  L.  &  Co.    86  Dunham. 
Ellis,  V.  M,  &.  Co.    County  st. 

Jewelry    Chain  Trimmings. 
HALL.  F.  D.    Railroad  st. 

Jewelry    Chasers. 
Ellis,  J.  B.     Union  st. 
Enbom,  G.  W.    5  Maiden  Lane. 
Heckman,  Albert,     it;  Prospect. 

Jewelry    Collar  Button  Manufacturers. 
Cummings,  J.  C.  &  Co.    Countj  si 
Simms  <&  Co.    45  Union. 
Witherell,  P.  E,    Falmouth  st. 

Jewelry    Comb  Manufacturers. 
Allen,  Smith  *£  Thurston.     Dunham,  cor.  Pine. 

Jewelry— Electro  Platers  and  Colorers. 
Dunbar.  Leach.  Garner  Co.     15  Union. 
Ingraham,  A.  S.    Railroad  st. 
Sonnberg,  H.  &  Co.    81  Union. 

Jewelry    Enamelers. 
BRIGHT.  E.  T.    26  Union.    Office,  Maiden  Lane, 

New  York.     See  page  30. 
Fitch.  W.  F.     Union  st. 

Jewelry— Enamel,  Stone,  and  Imitation  Dia- 
mond Goods. 
FIELD  &  BRIGGS  CO.    County  St. 
Jewelry    Gold  and  Silver  Roll  Plate  Manu- 
facturer. 
MAKEPEACE.  D.  E.    36  Dunham. 

Jewelry— Goldine  Manufacturers. 

Allen,  C.  H.  &  Co.     Railroad  st. 

Jewelry-  Aluminum  Novelty  Manufacturers. 

Fargo,  E.  A.  &  Co.     Railroad  st. 

Jewelry    Jewelers'  Findings  and  Supplies. 

Fisher,  Clarence  A.     Robinson  Building. 
CLAFLIN,  GEO.  L.  &  CO.     C.   S.   Joslin,   agent. 
54  Union.    See  page  30. 

Jewelers    Jewelers'   Stock  Seamless    Wire 

Manufacturers. 
WILLIAMS,  H.  M.  &  CO.     is  Forest. 

Jewelry  Manufacturers. 
Akerman,  Hermann  &  Co.     Sixth  st. 
Attleboro  Manufacturing  Co.    ■'•''<  Dunham. 
Kinney.  S.  ( >.  £  Co.    98  County. 
Bismid  Jewelry  Co.     IS  Horton  Block 
Bliss  Bros.     191  No.  Main. 
Briggs,  l>.  I-'.   <  !o.     Union. 
Bristol  Manufacturing  Co.    (.»s  County. 
Busnee,  A.  A.  &  Co.    ( Jounty  st. 
<  larpenter,  Nelson,     15  Union. 
I  artcr.  Qvarstrom  &  Remington.    County  st. 
Cummings,  F.  J.  &  Co.     Hazel  st. 
Curtin  Jewelry  Co.     1  in  Park. 
Daggett  &  Clap.    48  Railroad  st. 
Dean.  (i.  A.  &  Co.     Railroad  st. 
Derick,  K.  M.  &  Co.    Morton  Block. 
Dolan  &  Co.    45  Union. 
Dor  an,  John  <£  Co.    Cumberland  ave.,  S.  A. 
Einstein,  S.  M.  < '  >.    :!1  Union, 
Ellis.  Albert  A.  &  Co.     4:!  Railroad  ave. 


FIELD     &    BRIGGS    CO.     (Enamel,   stone,  and 
I  nut  at  ion  i  >ia ml  Goods  a  Specialty.)  County 

St. 

Fisher,  .J.  M.  &  Co,    31  Union. 

Koiitneau.    Cummings    a    Fagan.     Hazel,    cor 

School   St. 
Gil re.   E.    I».  ,V  «  !o.      Railroad    st . 

( Irover,  Son  &  '  !o.    Railroad  -t . 

HALL,  F.  D.    (.Chain  Trimmings  a  Specialty.) 

Railroad  st . 
HALL,  L.  R.  &  CO.     Railroad  st. 
Hamilton  &  Co.     15  Railroad  ave. 
Hayward,  W.  E.    1  Fnion  st. 
Herring,  W.  F.  >t  Co.    w<  Railroad  ave. 
Leavitt,  A.  I..  &  Co.     15  Union. 
Marsh,  A.  ( '.    Union  st. 
Mason.  Howard  &  Co.     Ml  County. 
McRae  &  Keeler.    Union  st. 
Meyers,  McNary  c\.  Co.    102  County. 
Nerney.  Wm.  &  Co.     191  No.  Main. 
Rhode's  Bros.     4!l  Union. 
Richards.    Hill  &  Co.     :il  Union. 
Richards,  w.  E.  &  Co.    5  Maiden  Lane. 
Robbins,  ( 'has.  M.     15  Union. 
Sadler.  F.  H.  &  Co.    98  County. 
Sadler  Brothers*  Co.    Newport  ave  ,  S 
Shaw.  W.  P.  Co.     Newport  ave.  S.  A. 
Simmons.  R.  F.  Co.     191  No.   Main. 
Smith  &  Crosby.    36  Railroad  ave. 
Ted.  i,.  w.  &Co.    Railroad  st. 
The  Horton  Angell  Company  (Corp).    Bankst. 
Torrey  Jewelry  Co.    Railroad  st. 
Weaver.  F.  W.  &  Co.    31  Union. 
Wheaton,  Richards  &  Co.    31  Union. 
Wheelock,  H.  H.  &  Co.    5  Maiden  Lane. 
White.  1).  A.  &  Co.     Railroad  st. 
Wilmarth,  w.  H.  &  Co.  i  <  lorporation.  >   Hazel  st. 
Witherell,  P.  E.    :J,l  County. 

Jewelry-Pearl  Workers. 
Luther.  J.  W.  &  Co.     Railroad  st. 

Jewelry— Silversmiths. 
Blake.  James  E.  Co.,  The.     49  So.  Main. 
Inman.  J.  T.  &  Co.     Railroad  st. 
MARBLE,  SMITH  &  FORRESTER.     Railroad  st. 
Watson  &  Newell  Co.    73  Mechanics. 
WILLIAMS,  H.  M.  &  CO.    18  Forest. 

Jewelry    Sterling  Silver  Novelties. 
MACDONALD  &  CULVER.    104County. 

Jewelers— Retail  and  Watch  Repairers. 
Herrick,  Geo.  H.     I  Park. 
Slocum,  A.  G.     1   No.  Main. 
SMALL,  WILLIAM  A.  (Fine  Watch  Repairing.) 

•2H  Pros] t .      See  page  Hi. 

Wales.  E.  A.    88  Park. 

Ladies'  Hair  Dressers. 
Courtney,  Gertrude  M.    8  Halman. 
Nye.  Miss  F.  L.    88  Dean. 

Laundries. 
Cat  lisie.  Geo.    Deanville. 
SMITH,  WM.  H.     So.  Main.  D. 

Lawyers. 
ADAMS,  GEORGE  A.    Odd  Fellows  Block,  Bank 

St. 

BABCOCK,  FRANK  I.     87  Dark. 
BRADY.  PHILIP  E.     13  No.  Main. 
Carpenter,  Harry  E.     7  Horton  Block. 

Lazelle's  Perfumes. 
CLARK,  S.  P.  &  CO.    10  Park.    See  page  19. 
SIMPSON.  G.  I.    81  Park.    See  page  16. 

Leather  Manufacturers. 
COUPE,  WILLIAM  &  CO.    Newport  ave..  s.  a 

See  back  cover. 


A, 


R.     IVIAGOIVIdIIH,  Agent  for  \  ^^..-q!  w,T,nw   CIY'Tno  c  c 
21   NO.  MAIN  ST.  '  COMB  I  N  AT  I  O  N  FIXTURES. 


MOVING. 


E.A.TAYLOR   Wes- 49  Punham  st--*  p|A/VJO 

Office,  rear  Mead's  Drug  Store.        Attleboro,  Mass.        /  MOVING. 


28 


ANTHONYS   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Library. 
Attleboro  Public  Library.    6  Railroad  ave. 

Lumber. 
PIERCE  &  CARPENTER.      83  So.    Main.      See 
front  cover. 

Lime  and  Cement. 
DEXTER.  EVERETT  0.    222  Park.    See  page  14. 

Machinery  Manufacturers. 
HOWARD  &  BULLOUGH.     Pleasant  View.  S.  A. 
MOSSBERG.  FRANK  CO.     So.  Main  st. 

Meats  and  Provisions. 
Atwell.  C.  S     ■  14.  Park. 

BALCOM,  ORVILLE.    9  Pleasant. 
Brigham,  E.  M.    3  Park. 
COLE,  SENECA.    13  Railroad  ave. 
Daily,  John  D.    So.  Main.  D. 
Dugas,  '.|i     So.  Main,  I». 
Frenier,  Win.    So.  Main  st. 
KENT.  GEORGE  H.     Briggs  (  torner. 
Tooker,  S.  I.     32  Park. 
Wetherell.  !•'.  a.    ii  Hank. 

Men's  Furnishings. 
See  also  I  !li  >thing  I  dealers,  i 
Everett,  A.  M.     17  Pari 
Mowry,  J.  P.    29  Park. 
PERRY,  EVERETT  I.    3  Park.    See  page  16. 

Merchant  Tailors. 
Birrell,  a.  M.    9  Park. 

i   nrrv  Bros.     6  So.  Main. 

HAWKINS,  D.  F.    i  Railroad  ave. 

MAY.   JAMES   S.    SONS.      1 1  Bank.      See   front 

PERRY.  EVERETT  I.    3  Park.    See  page  16. 
st. ,nn.  John.     19  Horfcon  Blk. 

Milk,  Cattle,  and  Provision  Inspector. 
MACKIE,  DR.  GEORGE.    11  Pleasant. 

Milk  Dealers. 
ALGER,  ISAAC,  JR.    232 Pleasant.    Seepage20. 
\  1 1 1 1 -t  r<  mg.  w    1 1     Steere  si . 
Utleboro  Po  ir  Farm.     Between  County  and  Tif- 

till: 

Atwell.  Elmer  W,    S  >.  .Main  st.,  II. 
BARNEY,  A.  S.     Wesl  Bl 
I  larpenter,  E.  V.    <  >ak  Hill  ave. 
CHEEVER,  FRED  E.    mi    No.    Main     See   page 
20 

Hi      i:    I      110  West. 
<  !ollingw i  i  .ii  in      \i".'.  Bi iston  st. 

■  i    I     p     Pleasant  si 
FOLLETT,  WALTER  H.    Steere  St. 
i  lorman,  i  leorge.    No  Main  st, 

■  i    w    .1      lidamsdale  road,  s    \ 
Hodges,  Berl      189  Wesl 

Johnson,  Alonzo  C      New  porl  ave  .  S.  A. 
Mahler,  I  lenn  <       <  'umberland  ave.,  8.  A 
MEADOW  HILL  FARM.    0     ll     Keith,    Prop'r. 

i       Lindsej   s1 
Read,  G ge  T     I  mi  I  lountj  St.,  S    \. 

ii    P       Sl. ■.•!••■   8t. 
SMITH,  WILLIAM  H.     So    Mam    l> 
THAYER.  0.  S.        ■  •  •• 

pi  i  ■  .i  i  road 
WILMARTH,  E.  E.     founton  road,  near  D 

Milliners. 

I      ii  Pai  i. 

i  Rl  I.MAN.  Miss  B.  A.     1 1  Id  Fellows  Bloch      II 

i     i       i'.  i 
I. oinsi     miii       .      o   Mam     Bee  page  12 

VVIIdei    Ida  i        '.  Pai  i 

mental     Works, 
in 


Mouldings,  Gutters,  Conductors,  Etc. 
PIERCE  &  CARPENTER.  83So.  Main    See  trout 
ci  »ver. 

Music  Teachers. 

Appleton.  Miss  Minnie  F.    10  Prospect. 

Day,  Lizzie  B.     105  No.  Main. 

Dyer,  J.  Edward.    22  W.  Dean. 

EVANS,  MISS  AURORA,  t  Piano,  organ,  an  I 
harmony,  i    22  Hank.    See  page  12. 

FEARS,  GERTRUDE.  (Viofln.)  Room 24,  Wat- 
son's Block,  No.  Main  st.    See  page  12. 

Jenckes,  Reba.    So.  Main  st. 

LADD,  MISS  EDITH  M.  I  Piano,  harmony,  an  I 
voice.)    29  Sanford.    See  page  12. 

SELLECK,  MISS  ALICE.  (Piano  and  organ.) 
102  Dean.    See  page  12. 

WHITMAN,  HATTIE  M.  (Voice  and  piano.) 
115  Bank.    See  page  12. 

Newsdealers. 
1  Jooper,  L.  H.    31  Park. 
Murphy,  .1.  F.     At  railroad  station. 
Perry.  F.  H.  Co.     15  No.  Main. 

Newspapers— Daily. 
ATTLEBORO  DAILY  SUN.    Railroad  ave. 
EVENING    TIMES,    PAWTUCKET..       Percy    D. 
Randall,  correspondent.    Room  6,  Horton  Blk. 
See  margin  lines. 

Nurses. 
ATTLEBORO  HOME  SANITARIUM.     Headquar 

ters   for    trained    nurses.     157     Pleasant.     See 

page  10. 
I  >ver.  Miss  Ella.      I  >ean  st . 
Hamlin.  Mrs.  M.  L.     41  Pleasant. 
Johnston,  William  L.    17  West  Maple. 
THE  SOLOMON  SANATORIUM.     Headquarters 

for  trained  nurses.     See  page  22. 

Oil  Dealers. 
ROY,  N.  &  SON.      Hoy  ave..  s.  a.     See  page  2  I. 

Optical  Goods  Manufacturers. 
BAY  STATE  OPTICAL  CO.  u;  Pleasant. 
Stone,  F.  w.    Park,  cor.  Union. 

Painters  -Carriage. 

BAKER,    DANIEL    E.      P.    O.    Address.     Hebron 

viiie.    Shop,  Seekonk.    See  back  cover 

BRIGGS,    DARIUS.     Oak    Hill    ave.    H.    ('.     See 

page  11. 

SNELL,  GEO.  H.    Works.  K.    19  County.     Res., 

ii  King.    See  page  15. 
Thurber,  w.  ii     BO  Pleasant. 

I  dilig.  Max  II.     Hear  12  Union. 

Painters    House. 
ADAMS,  DANIEL  E.     is  Hank.    See  page  14. 
BRADLEY,  JAMES  A.    81  James,      See  pa 
GOFF,  FRED  E.     Unionst.    Seepagel8. 
Hasler,  T.  G.    8  Sixth 

MOWRY,  F.  I.     No.  Main  st.     See  page  18. 
TOBITT.  J.  L.  &  CO.     82  Hark  and  I  Hank       See 

page  1 1. 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Glass. 
GOFF,  FRED  E.    Union  st,    See  page  18, 
TOBITT,  J.  L.  &  CO.     22  Park  and  i  Hank     See 

page  ii 

Paper  Hangers. 
ADAMS,  DANIEL  E.     18  Bank,    See  page  14. 
GOFF,  FRED  E.     Union  st,    See  page  18, 
MOWRY,  F.  I.     No   Mam  si      Seepage  18, 
TOBITT,  J.  L.  &  CO.     22  Hark  and  1   Hank        See 

page   14. 

Pension  Agent. 
BICKNELL,   GEO.    F.    21    Park,     See    margin 

lilies 

Perfume  and  Essence  Manufacturers. 
i  Inbei  ■   Jo  eph  &  Co     140  Park. 


PENNY  WUSE  :    t h,it \s  tin:  iiidii  who  .s|)t;ii<l.s  the,  pr.nnij  for  a  PAWTUGKEJ  TIMES  every 

niuht  dnil  petl  th.  AIIIIIIORO  anil  NOR  Ml  AIILEBORO  news  dntl  the  happenings  all  over  the  world  beside. 


Fuller  Carriage  Co.. 

45  RAILROAD  AVE.,  ATTLEBORO.  ' 


CARRIAGES.     HARNESS,    AND 
HORSE   GOODS. 

97  NO.  MAIN  ST.,  MANSFIELD 


AND  REFERENCE  ROOK  OF  ATTLEBORO. 


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Phonograph  Supplies. 
ENBOM,  J.  R.     l  Pleasant. 

Photographers. 
BRIGHAM'S  STUDIO.    8  So.  Main.    See  page  10. 

Dolman,  Samuel  M.     39  Pleasant. 

Physicians  and  Surgeons. 
AMSDEN,    HENRY   H.    88   Hank.     Office   hours 

till  9  a.m.,    l  to  3  and  7  to  8  p.   m.     Long  dis- 
tance telephone. 
Battershall,  J.  W.    12  No.  Main. 
Battershall,  Mrs.  M.  II.    18  No.  Main. 
Bronson,  John  K.    2  No.  Main. 
BURNETT,  F.  N.     72  Pleasant.     Office  hours  i  ill 

9  a.  in.,  l  to  2  and  7  to  8  p.  m.     Telephone,  No. 

189-2. 
Corr,  Francis  X.    80  Union. 
Holden,  Charles  S.     24  So.  Main. 
MACKIE,  GEORGE.     11  Pleasant.     Res.,  Bishop, 

cor.  Pike  ave.    Office  hours.  9  to  10  a.  in..  2  to  4 

and  7  to  9  p.  m. 
MACKIE,   LAURA   V.    GUSTIN.      157  Pleasant. 

<  iffice  hours.  3  to  5  and  7  to  8  p.  m.     See  page 

Roberts,  George  K.     70  No.  Main. 
Russell,  Frederic  J.    13  No.  Main. 
Sanford,  E.    So.  Main,  cor.  County. 
SOLOMON,  FLORENCE  A.    39  So.  Main.    Office 

hours,  2  to  4  p.  m.  Specialist  Cancer.  Tumor, 
and  Female  diseases.  (Resident  physician  Sol- 
omon Sanatorium,  i 

Piano  Movers. 

PERRIN,  T.  E.  &  SON.    17-21  Fast.    Seepagel6. 

TAYLOR,  E.  A.    49  Dunham.    See  margin  lines. 

TAYLOR,  LYSANDER.     126  So.  Main.    Seepage 

16. 

Pianos  and  Organs. 

Steinert.  M.  A  Sons  Co.     18  Bank. 

Piano  Tuners. 
Atwell.  A.  I.     So.  Main  St.,  H. 
Cash.  O.  S.     6  West  Maple. 

Planing  Mills. 
GRANT  BROS.    08  and  70  Union. 
Plating  Dynamos. 
MACOMBER,  A.  R.     21  No.  Main.      See   margin 

lines. 

Plumbers. 
DILLON,  CHAS.  H.     Union  st.    See  page  16. 
Vanier.  Geo.  R.     17  Bailey. 

Poultry  Fanciers. 

Adams.  Thornton  H.     Turner  St..  S.  A. 

ALGER.  ISAAC,  JR.     252  Pleasant  st.     Seepage 

21 1. 
Cargffl,  Walter  B.    361  No.  Main. 
GUSTIN,  C.  B.    Lindseyst.    See  page  20. 
MERRY,  W.  F.     Briggs  Corner.    See  page  21. 
Pollard.  Geo.  H.    Tiffany  st. 
Smith,  T.  N.    no  Mechanics. 

Poultry  Scraps. 
ROY,  N.  &  SON.    Roy  ave..  s.  A.    See  page  20. 

Printers. 
Attleboro  Press.     5  Bailey. 
ATTLEBORO  DAILY  SUN.     Railroad  ave. 

Real  Estate. 
BICKNELL,   GEO.    F.      27    Park.      Se,.   margin 

lines. 
GOFF,  W.  N.     Knight  ave. 
KELLEY,  GEORGE  J.     16  Park. 
Livsey,  Geo.  W.    16  Park. 

Refiners  and  Smelters. 
Attleboro  Refinery  Co.    36 and 38  Union. 
Cornell- Andrews  Smelting  Co.    West  Side. 


Restaurant. 
READ,  N.  H.    7.  9.  '.ic,  Hank- 
Roofers. 
i  See  ( 'oiitractors     Roofers.  I 
Roofing    Slate. 
JONES,  RICHARD  H.    17  Pleasant     Seepage  18 

Safe  Mover. 
TAYLOR,  LYSANDER.     126  So.  Main.    Seepage 

Sanitariums. 

ATTLEBORO      HOME       SANITARIUM,       THE. 

Laura  V.  Gustin-Mackie,   M.  D.     157    Pleasant 

See  page  10. 

SOLOMON,  DR.  JAMES  M.     Attleboro.    2ABea 

con.  Boston.     Set-  page  22. 

Savings  and  Loan  Association. 
ATTLEBORO  SAVINGS    AND   LOAN  ASSOCIA- 
TION.   Everett  s.  Horton.  Pres.    Caleb  Slade, 
Treas.     Sturdy  Block,  Park  st. 

Schools— Private. 

Blanding.  Miss  Lizzie  C.     18  So.  Main. 
Sadler,  Miss   Ada.  i  Kindergarten,  i  odd   Fellows1 
Block.  Bank  st. 

Sewing  Machine  Agencies. 

Singer  Sewing  Machine  Co.     70  Park. 
Standard  Sewing  Machine  Co.     75  Park. 
Wheeler*    Wilson    Manul .  Co.     20  County. 

Sheet  Metal  Novelties. 
MOSSBERG,  FRANK  CO.     So.  Main  st. 

Soap  Manufacturers. 
ROY,  N.  &  SON.     Roy  ave..  S.  A.     Seep,,. 
Spring  Water. 

ATTLEBORO  MINERAL  SPRING  WATER.     Dr. 

Solomon's  Sanatorium. 

Stables. 
CAPR0N"S  STABLE.     F.  H.  Capron,  Prop'r.    59 

So.  Main.     See  page  13. 
Mason.  Geo.  A.  (Sale.)    209 So.  Main 
Middleton,  W.  E.    40  Union. 
PARK  STREET  STABLE.     II     B.   Shaw,  Prop'r, 

Park  Hotel.  Park  st.     See  page  20. 

Storage  Batteries. 
MACOMBER,    A.  R.    21   No.  Main.    See   margin 

lines. 

Stoves  and  Ranges. 
Holmes.  Chas.  F.  &  Co.    Academy  st. 
SWEENEY,  GEO.  A.    29-31  Railroad  ave 
Tailors. 
(See  Merchant  Tail  »rs 

Tanks. 
MACOMBER,  A.  R.    21    No.    Main      See   margin 
lines. 

Tanners. 
COUPE,   WILLIAM  &  CO.    Newport  ave.  s.  A 

See  hack  eover. 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
DEXTER,  E.  0.    222  Park.    See  page  14. 
GROVES,   W.   E.    Bishop,  <or    Pike  :{\,-_    See 

page  1 1. 
LEE,  MARTIN.     17  Emory.    See  page  4. 
Manchester.  Richard  D.    219  So.  Main 
Parminter,  F.  w.    97  West. 
PERRIN,  T.   E.  &  SON.     17-21  East      s,e   page 

16. 
TAYLOR,  E.  A.     19  Dunham.    See  margin  lines 
TAYLOR,  LYSANDER.     126  So.  Main.     Seepage 

10. 

Teas  and  Coffees. 
CARPENTER,     L.    Z.      18     Park.      See     margin 

lines. 

STODDARD,  GEORGE  L.  &  CO.     74  Park 


A.  R.  MACOMBER,  \MlM    Electric 

21  So.  Main   St.  I  I IM 


Ligtii   and  Teiepnone  Plants 


PRINTING  AND 

.     .     ENGRAVING 


,HARRY     A.     BARDEN.iRubber    Stamps,    Check 
printer  -  Punches,  Dating  Stamps, 

*      Plainville,  .'       Mass.      r  Pads,   Etc. 


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ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Telegraph  and  Telephone. 
Postal  Telegraph  and  Cable  Co.    47  Railroad  ave. 

i  >ftii'>-  hours,  s  a.  m.  to  8  p.  m. 
Postal  Telegraph  Cable  Co.    Newport  ave,  S.  A. 
Providence  Telephone  Co.    IS  Borton  Block. 
Public    Telephone.      47    Railroad  ave.      office 

hours.  8  a.  m.  t<>  s  i>.  m. 
Public  Telephone.     15  Park.    Open  all  hours. 
Western    union  Telegraph,  at  station  of  N.   Y. 
N.  H.  and  H.  R.  R.    Office  hours,  8a.m.  to  8 
p.  in. 

Telephone  Lines— Private. 
GUILD,  A.  A.    51  Railroad  ave.    See  page  17. 
MACOMBER,  A.  R.    21  No.    Main.    See   margin 
lines. 

Theatre. 
ipera  House.    Park  st. 
Tin,  Plate,  and  Sheet  Iron  Worker. 
DILLON,  CHAS.  H.     Union  st.    See  page  16. 

Toilet  Preparations— Ladies. 
BURLIMGAME,    MRs.    B.   S.     13    Capron.    See 
page  12. 

Tool  Manufacturers. 
MOSSBERG,  FRANK  CO.    So.  Main  st. 

Towers. 
MACOMBER,  A.  R.    21    No.   Main.    See  margin 
lines. 

Undertakers  and  Embalmers. 
Smith.  I).  H.     11  No.  Main. 
Stanley.  L.  M.      154  S, ..  Main. 

Variety  Stores. 
Gem  Bargain  Store.    9 No.  Main. 
HEAD,  JOHN  F.     Newport  ave.,  S.  A. 
KENT.  GEORGE  H.     Briggs  Corner. 
Perry,  F.  II    Co.     15  No.  Main. 
SMITH,  W.  H.     Main.  1>. 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY,  E.   L.   C.     N.    E.   agent.     100   High   st.. 
Bi '-ti.n.    See  page  ■'.. 

Veterinary  Surgeon. 
YOUNG,  C.  C.     Park  st.  stable. 


Wall  Papers. 
ADAMS,  DANIEL  E.     18  Bank.    See  page  14. 
GOFF.  FRED  E.     Union  st.    Seepage  18. 
TOBITT,  J.  L.  &  CO.    12  Park  and  1  Bank.      See 
page  14. 

Watch  Case  Manufacturers. 
Bates  &  Bacon.     Coupty  st. 

Watchmaker  and  Repairer. 
See  also  Jewelers. ) 
SMALL,  WILLIAM  A.    20  Prospect.  See  page  16 

Watchmen's  Clocks. 
MACOMBER,  A.  R.      21  No.  Main.      See  margin 
lines. 

Wheelwrights. 
BRIGGS,   DARIUS,      oak  Hill  ave..  B.    ('.    See 

page  11. 
NELSON,  JOHN  R.     Shop,  r.  56  Pleasant.     Res., 
151  Elbow. 

Windmills  and  Towers. 
MACOMBER,   A.    R.    21  No.  Main.    See   margin 
lines. 

Window  Curtains. 
TOBITT,  J.  L.  &  CO.     22  Park  and  1  Hank.      See 
page  14. 

Wood  Dealer. 
See  also  Coal  and  Wood.  I 
CHEEVER,  FRED  E.       401  No.  .Main.      See  page 
2d. 

Wood  Turner. 
Kent.  Virgil.    So.  Attleboro. 

Wrench  Manufacturers. 
MOSSBERG,  FRANK  CO.     So.  Main  st. 
Sadler,  F.  II.  &  Co.    '.is  County. 

Yarns    Colored  Cotton. 
ORR,  JAMES.      So.  Attleboro.     See  inside  front 
cover. 

Yarn  Manufacturers. 
NEW  ENGLAND   NOVELTY   YARN   CO.     Rear 
i7o  County.    See  inside  front  cover. 


CEO.  L.  CLAFLIIM  *  CO., 

.  .  Jewelers'   Supplies,  Acids,   Cyanide,   Etc.,   Etc. .  . 

54   Union  St.,  Attleboro.     44  East  St.,  North  Attleboro. 

C.     S.     JOSLIN,     AGENT. 

E.    T.    BRIGHT,  all 

Ename.er  of...    JEWELRY.         COLORS 

PAINTED     WORK     A     SPECIALTY. 
Office,  Maiden   Lane,      Itc*..  26  Union.       AITI.BKOUO.  MASS 

H.    M.    WILLIAMS    &    CO., 

Manufacturers   of 

(.old  and  Silver  Rolled  Plate,  Gold  and  Silver  Plated  Wire  and 

Tubing,  Sterling  Silver  Sheet,  and  Sterling  Silver  Tubing 
is    FOREST     ST.       Telephone,    114-4.       ATTLEBORO,     MASS. 

Special  attention  given  to  Engraved  Gdrrts, 
Invitations,  and  Announcements.  Steel 
Dii;  Embossing,  Wax  Seals,  E>to.  Book 
Plates,  letter  Heads,  Business  Cards, 
Coats  of  Arms,  and  all  kinds  of  Copper 
.Hid  .Steel  Plate  Work  executed  in  a  first,  - 
mass.      (lass  manner 


A.     V.    MACDONALD, 

Enoraver  and  Designer, 

B9      UNION      ST-, 

ATTLEBORO, 


WSdealei    In   the    ATTLEBOROS.    FALLS    VILLAGE.    SOUTH     AT- 
TLEBORO   DODGEVILLE.   HEBRONVILLE,   PL  A  I  N  VI  L  L  E,  and  CHARTLEY 
Bella  the   PAWTUC  KET  TIMES  localise  it  has  all  the  local  news. 


97  No.  Main  St.,  l^ui^l^lnrnWo\nr%SSraAfc     *  45  Railroa(l  fl™- 

wnNSPiELD.  rULLtlv  GnKRInut  COS.,'  attleboro. 


AND  REFERENCE   BOOE    OP   NORTH    ATTLEBORO. 


31 


NORTH  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


Situated  in  Bristol  County,  on  the  Pro*  idence  division  of  the  New  York,  New  Haven,  and  Han 
ford  Railroad,  thirty  two  miles  southwesl  of  Boston,  and  connected  bj  si  cam  and  electric  roads  with 
Attleboro.  lis  area  is  19  I  square  miles.  Incorporated,  June  14,  1887.  North  \ t i l.-i >. ,!■< .  ranks  the 
sixty-second  place  of  importance  in  the  Commonwealth,  and  is  a  busy  township  with  over  fifty  manu- 
facturers engaged  in  the  jewelry  business.  Paper  and  leather  boxes,  braid,  brushes,  self-locking 
lays,  tools,  and  yarn  are  extensively  manufactured.  Electric  railway  through  A.ttleboro  Kails  to  At 
tleboro,  through  Plainville  and  Franklin  to  Boston,  through  Old  town  and  South  Attleboro  to  Paw 
tucket,  R.  I.  The  villages  of  North  Attleboro  are:  Oldtown,  Robinsonville,  Attleboro  Kails,  and 
Adamsdale.  Population,  United  States  census,  1890,  6,727;  state  census,  1895,6,570.  Valuation,  real 
estate,  $8,149,471 ;  personal  property,  $730,110.     Total,  $3,879,581.    No.  Polls,  1893.    Kate  of  tax    - 


NORTH  ATTLEBORO  POSTOFFICE. 

FREDERICK  B.  BYRAM.  Postmaster. 

Office  hours  6:30  a.  in.  to  ;  :30  \>.  m.     Saturdays.  6:30  a.  m.  to  s  p.  m.     Sundays. '.i  to  10  a.  m.,  5to6p   m 

ARRIVAL   AND    DEPARTURE    (IF   THE    MAILS. 


ARRIVE  FROM  ALL  l'<  >1NTS. 
T  a.  in. 

Boston,  North  and  East.  8:50  a.  m. 
Prov.,  N.  Y..  and  Attleboro,  9:80.  a.  in. 
All  points.  12:40  p.  m. 
N.  V.  and  South  Pawtueket.  1:50  p.  m. 
Boston.  North  and  East  and  Plainville.  4:50  p.  in. 
Prov.,  N.  V..  South  ami  West,  5:35  p.  m. 
Boston,  North  and  East,  6:50  p.  m. 
Prov.,  South  and  West,  7:30  p.  m. 
Sundays,  all  points.  0:15  a.  m. 


CLOSE  FOR  ALL   P<  >L\TS. 

6:30,  8:25,  9  a.  m.;  12  in..  1:25  p.  m. 

N.  Y..  Prov.,  South  and   West   and  Attleboro,   1:25 

p.  in. 
B  iSton,  North  and  East.  5  p.  m. 
Boston,  North  and  East, 6:25 p.  m. 
All  points,  7  p.  m. 
Sundays  close  for  all  points.  .vi5  p.  m. 


ATTLEBORO  FALLS  POSTOFFICE. 

CHARLES  H.  CUMMINGS,    Postmaster. 
Office  hours  6:30  a.  m.  to  7:15  p.  m.    Sundays  8:80  to  9:80  a.  m.:  n  to  6:30  p.  m. 

ARRIVAL    AND    DEPARTfRK    OF   THE    MAILS. 

Mails  arrive  7:15,  8:46,  0:14  a.  in.:  12:14.  1:46,  4:46,  5:14.  6:46  p.  m.      Mails  close  6:46,  8:46,  9:14  a.  in. 

12:14.  1:40.  4:4(3  p.  m. 

OLDTOWN  POSTOFFICE. 

MRS.  CHARLOTTE  CONANT,  Postmistress. 

ARRIVAL    AND    DEPARTURE    OF   THE    MAILS. 

:80  i'.  111.        .Mails  close  1 :30  and  6:30  p.  m. 

ADAMSDALE  POSTOFFICE. 


Mails  arrive  9:30  a.  in. 


A.  ('.  NEWELL.  Postmaster. 

ARRIVAL   AND    DEPARTURE    OF   THE    MAILS. 

Mails  arrive  7:20  a.  in.  and  5  p.  m.         .Mails  close  ;:\M  a.  m.  and  5  p.  in. 


EMERSON  E.  PERRY, 


COI 


Plans  and  specifications  furnished. 
Jobbing    promptly     attended    to. 

Residence   and    Shop,    83    Emory    St., 

ATTLEBORO,    MASS. 


J.   E.  POND. 


W.  H.  POND. 


J.  E.  POND  &  SON, 

ATTORNEYS    AND    COUNSELLORS    AT    LAW. 


BANK  BUILDING, 


132  WASHINGTON  STREET, 
RESIDENCE,  9   DIVISION  STREET. 


NO.  ATTLEBORO. 


I     JAMES  W.  RILEY,        residence, 

SMERIF-F\|  132  Washington  Street,   NORTH  ATTLEBORO,  MASS.  I  ELM  WOOD     ST. 


Job  Printing  and  Engraving 
Dating  Stamps,  Pad 


raving.)      HARRY    E.    BAKDEJi, 

v  Printer, 

s,  etc.     I  Plainville,  Mass.  / 


No.  Attleboro    Office, 

Harden    Hros. 

Telephone   Connection. 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


EDWIN    F.    CARPENTER, 

Manufacturer  of  and  Dealer  in 

Pure  Refined  Cider 

and 

Cider  Vinegar. 

Bottled  Cider  a  Specialty. 
Adamsdale,  Mass. 


JOSEPH  F.  AIKEN. 


Barber  and  Hair 
Dresser,  formerly 
at  the  Wamsutta 
Hotel,  is  located 
on  Church  St.  and 
would  be  pleased 
to  see  all  his  old 
friends  at  his  new 
parlors.  Charles 
L.Oonyea,  of  Wor- 
cester, is  his  as- 
sistant. 


No.  6  Gliuroli  St., 


North  Attleboro, 


Mass. 


AARON  BRIGHAM, 

Contractor  for 

Asphalt  GonoretiiiQ, 

Cobble  Paving  and  Curb  Setting, 

Excavating,    and      Grading,     and 

Road  Building. 

88  EUIIWOOD  ST.,     NO.  ATTLEBORO. 


A.    M.    Spell  y. 


II.  N.  Sperry. 


A.  M.  SPERRY  &  SON, 

Embalmers 

and 

Funeral    Directors. 

Every  detail  given  our  personal  attention. 

Everything  furnished  pertaining  to  a  Director's 

work.     Telephone  connection. 

3  Giove  St.,     noiiii  MileDom,  mass. 


H.  S.  LA  PORTE, 

Horseshoeing. 

Carriage  Repairing,  and 

General  Blacksmitning. 

Horseshoeing  a  Specialty. 

Special  attention  given  to 

foot  lameness,  interfering. 

and  overreaching. 

All  carriage  work  promptly 

and  neatly  done. 

Ml.  Hope  St., 

Attleboro  Falls,  Mass. 


LEARY   BROS.,  Bruce  Ave., 


FIRST- 
CLASS 
TEAMS 

of   all    kinds    at 
reasonable 

rates   for    busi- 
ness or 
pleasure  at 

North  Attleboro. 


AH    Hi.      Mil'  ,,   an. I    Worth    Attlfl ,,    N.ivn:      Pound   only   in    the 

PAWTUCKET    TI7V^ES 


"'carriages1 or'    FULLER  CARRIAGE  CO.,      -  -  MAN  ST 

Taken  by  )  45   RAILROAD     AVE.,    ATTLEBORO.  I  MANSFIELD 

AND   REFERENCE  BOOK  OF   NORTH   ATTLEBORO.  33 

CHURCHESTOF  NORTH  ATTLEBORO. 

Baptist.     Baptist  Church,  Washington  Street,  Rev.  w.  \    Fan-en,  pastor. 
Congregational.— Congregational  Church,  Adamsdale  Road,  supplied  from  Providence. 

Common  wealth  Ave.  Congregational,  Attleboro  Falls,  Rev.  Zeinas  Crowell,  pastor. 
First  Congregational  Church.  <  >l<lto\vn,  Mass.,  Rev.  John  Whitehill,  pastor 

Trinity  Congregational  Church,  Broad  Street,  Rev.  C.  A.  RatclifTe.  pastor-. 
Episcopal.— Grace  Episcopal  Church.  Washington  Street.  Rev.  (feorge  K.  Osgood,  rector. 
Evangelical.— Free  Evangelical.  Washington  Street.  Rev.  Edwin   Wheeler,  pastor. 
Roman  Catholic— St.  Mary's  R.  C.  Church.   Washington  Street.   Rev.  Charles  .).  Burns,  pastol 
UnlversallSt-— First  Universalis!,  Church.  Washington  Street,  Rev.  F.  I,.  Masseek.  pastor 

NORTH  ATTLEBORO    INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

MASONIC— Bristol  Lodge.  A.  F.  &  A.  M.— Regular  communications  Tuesday  on  or  before  the  full 

moon  at  Free  Masons'  Hall.  Washington  Street. 
Bristol  Commandery,  Knights  Templar,  No.  29.  -Stated  conclaves  Friday  on  or  befoi 

full  moon  at  Free  Masons'  Hall.  Washington  Street. 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD  FELLOWS.-Aurora  Lodge,  No.  107, 1.  0.  0.  F.— Meets  ever) 

Friday  evening  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall.  Washington  Street. 
Howard  Encampment,  No.   19,  I.  0.  0.  F.— Meets   first  and  third  Monday  evenings  of  each 

month  at  Odd  Fellows'   Hall.  Washington  Street. 
Esther  Rebekah  Lodge,  No.  12,  I.  0.  0.  F.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Tuesday  evenings  of 

each  month  at  Odd  Fellows'   Hall.  Washington  Street. 
IMPROVED  ORDER  OF    RED  MEN.-Mlrimichie    Tribe,    No.    110,    I.   0.    R.  M.— Meets  every 

Wednesday  evening  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall.  Washington  Street. 
Oneida  Council,  No.  53,  Degree  of  Pocahontas,  I.  0.   R.   M.— Meets  second  and  fourth 

Thursday  evenings  of  each  month  at  <  >dd  Fellows'  Hall,  Washington  Street. 
KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS.— Sumner  Lodge,   No.  62,  K.  of  P.— Meets  every  Thursday  evening  at    K 

of  P.,  Hall,  Barrows  Block,  Washington  Street. 
Sumner  Company,  John  P.  Bennett  Division,  No.  26,  Uniformed  Rank.  K.  of  P.— Meetsflrsl 

and  third  Wednesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  K.  of  P.   Hall,  Barrows  Block-.   Wash 

ington  Street.  • 

Rathbone  Sisters.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Monday  evenings  of  each  month  at   Barrows 

Block,  Washington  Street. 
GRAND   ARMY  OF  THE   REPUBLIC. -Post  Prentiss  M.  Whiting.  No.  192,   G.  A.  R.— Meets  nrsl 

and  third  Monday  evenings  of  each  month  at  Memorial  Hall.  Elm  Street. 
Woman's  Relief  Corps,  Prentiss  M.  Whiting.  No.  117.— Meets  first  and  third  Friday  even 

ings  of  each  month  at  Memorial  Hall.  Elm  Street. 
MISCELLANEOUS.- American   Benefit  Society,  Commonwealth   Lodge,  No.   6.— Meets  sec  >nd 

Tuesday  evening  of  each  month  at  Memorial  Hall.  Elm  Street. 
Ancient  Order  of  Hibernians,  Division  No.  10.— Meets  every   Friday  evening  at  Emmett 

Hall.  Washington  Street. 
Catholic  Knights  of  America,  North  Attleboro  Branch,  No.  379.— Meets  second  and  fourth 

Sunday  afternoons  of  each  month  at  Emmett  Hall.   Washington  Street. 
Independent  Order  of  Heptosoph,  North  Attleboro  Conclave,  No.  843,  I.  0.  H.    Meets  sec- 
ond  and   fourth   Monday  evenings   of  each   month  at  Odd    Fellows1    Hall.    Washington 

Street. 
Knights  of  Columbus,  Thomas  P.   McDonough  Council,  No.  330,   K.  of  C— Meets  every 

Wednesday  evening  at  K.  of  C.  Hall.  Washington  Street. 
Knights  of  Honor,  Washington  Council,  No.  1853,  K.   of  H.— Meets  first  Thursday  evening 

of  each  month  at  odd  Fellows'  Hall,  Washington  Street. 
Ladies' Social  and  Benevolent  Society,— Meets  second  Wednesday  of  each  month  at  Lafay- 
ette HalL  Washington  Street. 
Massachusetts  Catholic  Order  of  Foresters,  Sarsfield  Court,  No.  48,  M.  C.  0.  F—  Me  ets 

every  Tuesday  evening  at  Lafayette  Hall,  Washington  Street, 
Royal  Arcanum,  North  Attleboro  Council,  No.  1020.    Meets  second  and  fourth  Wednesday 

evenings  of  each  month  at  K.    of  P.  Hall,  Barrows  Block,  Washington  Street. 
United  Order  of  the  Golden  Cross,  Anawan  Commandery,  No.  367.  U.   0.  G.   C— Meets 

Second  and  fourth  Wednesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  Mem.  .rial  Hall.  Elm  Street. 
United  Order  of  Pilgrim  Fathers,  Peregrine  White  Colony,   No.  96,  U.  0.  P.   F.— Meets 

first    and   third   Tuesday   evenings   of  each  month  at    Odd    Fellows'    Hall.    Washi 

Street. 

ATTLEBORO    VINEYARD, 

Manufacturers  and  Dealers  in 

Unfermeqted    Wines    For  T^e    Sacrament. 

Pure  Native  Strawberry,  Blackberry.  Elderberry,  Wild  Cherry,  and  Grape  Wines,  for  medicinal  and  family  use.     Put 
up  in  bottles  and  warranted  to  keep  without  change  until  the  seal  is  broken,  without  regard  to  climate  or  temperature. 
CIDER    AND    VINEGAR 

Shipped  in  any  quantity  to  any  point  desired.     All  orders  by  mail  or  express  promptly  attended  to. 

ALBERT  L.  ALLEN, 

(Successor  to  H.  K.  W.  Allen  . 
P.O.    Box  113.  Allen    Road,  NORTH    ATTLKROKO.    MAsn. 

Dpdutv     Sheriff         (JAMES  W.  RILEY,  .(  mmm5S?aL. 

i/epuiy     ogenjy.        (  132  Washington  St.  I  so.  attleboro,  mass. 


I  HARRY  E.  BftRDEN,  J8oU¥lSRS6,  Mass. 
...Commercial   Printing. »  PRINTER.  '     Telephone  Connection. 


Engraving,  Job  and 


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MISS  JESSIE  L.  STANLEY, 

TEACHER  OF 

Plf\NO  rnd  RE,E,D  ORGAN. 

Pupil  of  EDWIN   KLAHRE  and  MISS  CARRIE  ROBINSON,  of  Boston. 
Instruction  given  at  58  Broad  Street.  No.  Attleboro.  or  at  Pupils'  Residence 

RICHARD  BRUNO, 

PIANO  and  VOCAL  INSTRUCTOR. 

Musical  Director  of  St.   Mary's  Cliurch,  North  Attleboro  :   Krohsinn  Siugins  Society  : 
North  Attleboro  Choral  Society:   Liederkranz  Singing  Society,  Providence,  R.   I. 
SPECIAL.  TERMS  FOR   CLASSES,  Studio:    4-  Orne  Street. 


Mrs.  C.  E.  Barnes, 

Agent  for  the 

AGLAIA  HIGH  GRADE  SHOE. 

agentfor  BRAD- 
BURY'S INDIAN 
VEGETABLE 
OINTMENT  and 
other  Special- 
ties. 

29  Division  St. 
NO.  ATTLEBORO. 
MASS. 


MRS.  E.  R.  NOYES, 


179  Washington  Street, 

North  Attleboro. 


N.  J.   MAGNAN, 

Carpenter  and  Builder. 


13  Dexter  Street, 


Mill  Work, 
Lumber, 
Shingles, 
and 
Builders' 

Materials, 
Mason 

Work, 
Roofing   and 
Plumbing. 
NO    ATTLEBORO,  MASS- 


FRANK  T.  WESTCOTT, 

CIVIL  ENGINEER  and  SURVEYOR. 

Room  8.  Odd  Fellows'  Building. 

182  Washington  St., 

NORTH  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 

Telephone  Connection. 


CK, 


.  .    .    WHOLESALE    DEALER    IN   .  .   . 

MANILLA    PAPEB  I   BAGS   MARLINE,    HEMP,   LINEN  and  COTTON  THINKS. 

Also  Bookseller,  Stationer,  Newsdealer,  and  Dealer  in  Jewelers'  Supplies. 

Eltskltibed  1880.  Telephone.  Wamsutta  Building. 

i  vs  Washington  St.  NORTH  ATTLEBOROUGH.  mass. 

A.    L.    FRANKLIN, 


FLORIST. 


FUNERRL  DESIGNS. 


'  I    Division  St. 
Bedding  Plants,   Bulbs.   <in<l  Cut  Flowers  of  Best  Varieties. 
Orn.itiic.nt.il    I  rees  and   Shrubbery   for  Sale. 

i  meterj   Lota  C'ai  ed  Foi 

RPIf'f  Q'  FI IY1P    !  Dilu,ed  wi,h  water  makes  the  Best  Lc8  and  Body  Wash 

DUllTUO     ibLllAltl     j  for   Track  and  Road  Horses. 


45 


ATTLEBORO,        /visit 

Railroad    Avenue.    FULLER  CARRIAGE  CO. 


For  up-to-date 
CAKRIAGES.etc. 


/97 


MANSFIELD, 
No.    Main    Street. 


AND   REFKRKNCK    I'. x    <  >F   NORTH    ATTLKI'.nKii. 


35 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARH  EACH  WAY 


BETWEEN  NORTH  ATTLEBORO  AND  BOSTON. 

DISTANCE  32.9   MILES.  PRICE. 

dm' month -II    W 

Two  months 21  00 

Three  months 86  IK) 

Children  under  18  years  of  age,  one  half 

above  rates 

Children  between  5  and   12  years  of  age, 

single  fare .' :»s 

Five  ride  ticket S  35 

Single  ride  ticket TO 


BETWEEN  NORTH  ATTLEBORO  AND  PROVIDENCE. 


DISTANCE    L6  9    H  I 

i  me  in'  'nt  h 

Tu. nths 

Three  months  

Children  under  18  years  of  age  one  half  of 

above  rates 

Children  between  5  and  12  years  of  age, 

single  tare , 

Five  ride  ticket 

Single  ride  ticket 


The  commutation  tickets  are  for  one.  t  wo,  and  three  mom  l is  only,  commencing  from  any  week  day 

Cost  of  1000-mile  book  $20.  ' 


NORTH  ATTLEBORO  FIRE  ALARM  BOXES. 


Engine  House.  Fisher  St. 
Company's  Shop,  Elm  St. 
Chestnut   St..  between   Union  Power  I  o.'s 
and  Whitney's  shops. 

Wamsutta  Hotel,  Washington  and  Flm  Sts. 
High  St.  and  Broadway. 
Broad  St..  opp.  resilience  of  F.  <>.  Pate. 
Whiting's  Factory.  Broad  St. 
"West.  opp.  Circular  St. 
South  junction  Washington  and  Park  Sts. 
Washington  and  Elmwood  Sts. 
Mount  Hope  St..  opp.  John  Diamond's  resi- 
dence. 

Mount  Hope  St.  and  Commonwealth  Ave. 
Mount  Hope  and  Towne  Sts. 
Towne  St.  and  Commonwealth  Ave. 
Park  Square,  near  B.  S.  Freeman's  shop. 
Commonwealth  Ave.,  near  Fair  Grounds. 


52.  Smith  St..  near  .loh ii  Conefy's  residence. 

54.  Elmwood  and  Mount  Hope  Sts. 

(58  Near  junction  of  Flm  and  (  'hest  mil  Si  s. 

72.  Washington  St..  opp.  Ash  St. 

S4.  Bank  and  Ralph  Sts. 

91,  Grove  and  Broad    Sis. 

SIGNALS. 

I— Blow  for  test.  12:30 and  8:30  p.  m. 

I  II    Three  blows  will  be  given  whentl m- 

panics  ill  sen  ice  at  (ires  have  made  up.     I  Recall.  I 

I  PI  [-II— Three  rounds  of  two  blows  each  at 
7:45  a.  m.,   11:15  a.  m.,  or  12:45 p.  m.,  signify  no 

school. 

Second  alarm  from  same  hox  calls  entire  de 
pari  meiit. 


NORTH  ATTLEBORO  ELECTRIC  STREET  CAR  SERVICE. 
INTERSTATE  CONSOLIDATED  STREET  RAILWAY  CO. 

CARS  BETWEEN  NORTH  ATTLEBORO  AND  ATTLEBORO. 

Cars  leave  North  Attleboro  at  ii:S;i.  m.,  then  at  5  and  35  minutes  past  the  hour  till  12:05  p.  m 
Cars  leave  Attleboro  at  5:35,  6:00,  0:35  a.  m.,  then  at  Sand  35  minutes  past  the  hour  till  11:15  p.  m. 

CARS  BETWEEN  NORTH  ATTLEBORO  ANH   I'l.APNVl  LI.F. 
Cars  leave  North  Attleboro  at  ii:05  a.  m..  then  at  .".and  85  minutes  past  the  hour  till  11:45  p.  m. 
Cars  leave  Plain  ville  at  6:10  a.  m.,  then  at  10  and  m  minutes  past  the  hour  till  11:50  p.  m. 
This  line  of  cars  connects  through  Plainville  with  Wrentham.  Foxboro,  and  Franklin,  thence  to 
i  via  Dedham)  Boston. 

CARS  BETWEEN  NORTH  ATTLEBORO    \M>  PAWTTJCKET. 
Cars  leave  North  Attleboro  at  6:20a.  in.,  then  at  20 and  50  minutes  past  the  hour  till  11:40 p.  m. 
Cars  leave  Pawtucket  at  5  and  35  minutes  past  the  hour. 


P.  D.  WHITE, 


DEALER    IN 


WHITE  WYMDOTTES  EXCLUSIVELY. 

EGGS  AND  STOCK 
IN  SEASON. 

ADDRESS,  -  -  NO.  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


DEPUTY  SHERIFF!" 


AMES       \AX.       RILEY,i 

132   WASHINGTON    ST., 
I  RESIDENCE,  -         -        ELMWOOD  ST.,  ' 


NO.  ATTLEBORO,  IMSS. 


Rubber  Stamps,  Check  / 

Punches,  Dating  Stamps, 

Pads,  Etc.  *  PRINTER, 


HARRY  E.  BAR  DEN, 


l  JOB    and 

COMMERCIAL, 
PLAINVILLE,    MASS.  I  PRINTING. 


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ANTHONY  S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


7VYRS.  MINTOrS   BRHUNWHRT, 

GERMANIA     O  A  s  H     GROCERY. 

SPECIALTIES: 

German  and  American  Groceries,  Bologna  and  Imported  Cheese. 

185  WASHINGTON  STREET,    NORTH  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 

GEO.  W.   HOPKINS,    Agt. 

CONTRACTOR  and  BUILDER. 

Estimates   furnished    for   all    kinds    of    carpenter 
work.    Jobbing  promptly  attended  to. 
Offiee,    39    Elm    Street,   No.    Attleboro,    Mass. 
Residence   5  Buckland  Street. 


JOSEPH  P.  DAVOCK, 

The  Popular  Hair  Dresser  ai  Barter 


SHAMPOOING 
and  SINGEING. 


156   Washington 
Street. 


Up  One  Flight. 
NORTH  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


CHAS.  E.  KENT, 

Pr^cticail  Horse  Sboer. 


Special  attention   giv- 
en to  lame  horses 
and      quarter     cracks. 

25    East    Street, 

Mo    Attleboro, 

Mass. 


J.  S.  ASHWORTH, 


FINE 


Family  Groceries 

194  and  196  Washington  Street, 
North  Attleboro,  Mass. 

Telephone  Connection. 


REYNOLDS  BROTHERS, 


ZS  E^HiEIES; 


FISH  AND  PROVISIONS, 

FRUITS,  VEGETABLES,  AND  CANNED  GOODS. 
J 83  Washington  St.,  No.  Attleboro,  Mass 


! 


ARTHUR  R.  PECK, 

^V?r;*&=  Contractor  Carpenter  and  Builder. 

HL-     ^iz^SJiv— -*   '  Res..  22  Metcalf  St.         P.O.Box217. 


5?..^ssafer . 


Shop,  off  Elm  St. 


North    Attleboro,  Mass. 


WALTER  H.  WATSON, 

Pool  *nd   Billiard   Room  *n<l  Bowling  Alley. 

ALSO  A   CHOICE    LINE  OF  CIGARS   AND  TOBACCO.        DO  NOT  FAIL  TO 

CALL   WHEN   IN  NORTH   ATTLEBORO. 

1  74  WASHINGTON  STREET,         -         -         -  NORTH  ATTLEBORO,   MASS. 

Hoofine  cures   all    hoof  ailments    and    keeps    sound    feet 
sound.     H.  E.  Briggs,  Attleboro,  Mass. 


Carriages,  Sleighs,  Harness, ' 
Horse  Clothing.  4c,  4c.    \ 


FULLER  CARRIAGE  CO., 

97  No.  Mala  St. .   Maas  field. 


'45   Railroad  Ave., 
i     flTTLtBORO. 


AND  REFERENCE  BOOK  OP  NORTH  ATTLEBORO. 


37 


ANTHONYS  STANDARD 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


-OF- 


NORTH  ATTLEBORO,  MASS. 


ABBREVIATIONS  :    A.  F.,  Attleboro  Falls ;  O.,  Oldtown  ;  A.,  Adamsdale. 


Auctioneers. 
Allen.  Charles  J.     Allen  Road. 
Harden.  T.  A.     54  Hark. 
Guild,  C.  T.    ill  Washington. 
POND,  WM.  H.    144  Washington. 

Awnings,  Tents,  Etc. 
McLeod,  Hector.    214  Washington. 

Bakers. 
Barss,  E.  M.    155  Washington. 
Forrest,  John.     152  Washington. 

Ralston,  Charles  W.    210  Washington. 

Band  and  Orchestra. 

North  Attleboro  Brass  Band.    271  Washington. 

Banks. 

Attleboro  Savings  Bank.  Washington,  cor.  Bank. 
North  Attleboro  National   Bank.     Washington, 

cor.  Bank. 
Flainville    Savings    &    Loan    Association.       142 

Washington. 

Barbers. 
ADAMS,  ANDREW.    8  Elm. 
AIKEN,  JOSEPH  F.    6  Church.    See  page  32. 
Burton,  Alexander  S.   Commonwealth  ave.,  A.  F. 
DAVOCK,  JOSEPH  P.      156  Washington.     See 

page  36. 
IVERS,  WM.  E.     160  Washington. 
Halardy,  Amedee  A.    24  Elm. 
Roekett,  Edward.     Commonwealth  ave.,  A.  F. 
Sherman,  John  B.    266  Washington. 
Taylor,  George  EL    119  Washington. 

Bicycle    Dealers,  Sundries,  and   Repairers. 
Ballou,  J.  P.     175  Washington. 
Hall,  W.  H.    Freeman  St.,   A.  F. 
Norteman,  Ernest,  Jr.    228  Washington. 
Scott,  Evelyn  A.     1  Orne. 

Billiards  and  Pool. 
Starkey,  E.  R.    4n  East. 
Sherman,  John  H.    266  Washington. 
WATSON,  WALTER  H.      174  Washington.      See 
page  36. 

Bill  Poster  and  Distributer. 
GILSON,   A.    W.      12  Holman,   Attleboro.      See 
page  is. 


Blacksmiths. 

(See  also  Horseshoers.) 
Flynn,  D.  A.    36  East. 
KENT  C.  E.     25  East.    See  page  36. 
LA  PORTE,  HARVEY  S.     Mount  Hope  St.,  A.  F. 

See  pa^e  32. 
Salzgeber.  Lucius.     36  East. 
STANLEY,  W.  H.    22  Orne. 

Boarding. 

Aston,  Mrs.  Thomas.     117  Washington. 
Cheever,  Mrs.  E.  L.    Park  Sq..  cor.   Cottage,    A  . 

F. 
Cheever,  Mrs.  Maria  L.    Town  st.,  A.  F. 

Bookseller  and  Stationer. 
BLOCK,  A.  R.    145  Washington.    See  page  34. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 
BARDEN  BROTHERS.    149  AVashington. 
BARNES,  MRS.  C.  E.    29  Division.    Seepage  34 
Hawes,  George  E.    1 17  Washington. 
Klietzner.  Jacob,     in  Elm. 
Palin,  H.  P.    202  Washington. 

Bottlers. 
Wamsutta  Bottling  Co.    ■">  Fisher. 

Bowling  Alleys. 
Starkey.  A.  R.     40  East. 
WATSON,  WALTER  H.    174  Washington.    See 

page  36. 

Box  and  Jewelers'  Card  Manufacturers. 
Mason  BOX  Co.     Mount  Hope  st..  A.  E. 

Braid  Manufacturers. 
(;..1(1  Medal  Braid  Co.     Mounl  Hope  St.,  A.  E. 

Brush  Manufacturer. 
Scott,  Thomas  E.  (Estateof.)    i  East. 

Building  Materials. 
RILEY,   W.   H.   &  SON.     Near  freight   depot. 
Res.,  35  Elmu i  ave.    Telephone. 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 
BUCK,  A.  E.    Chauncy  st.,  Mansfield.    Seepage 

2. 
Salzgeber,  L.    36  East. 
STANLEY,  W.  n.    22  Orne. 


JAMES  W.  RILEY, 

132  Washington  St. 


Deputy  SHeritt. 


\  Residence,  Elmwood  St., 

/  NO.  ATTLEBORO. 


ENGRAMSG.  RLBBER  STAMPS, 
CHECK  PINCHES.  Etc. 


HADDV    C     DAUHPN         \Sonth     Street,     Plain ville,     Mass. 
AKKY     C.    E5AK1JC1M,      -  No  Attleboro    Office,  Barden  Bros. 


PRINTER. 


Telephone. 


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ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Carriagesmiths. 
LA  PORTE,  HARVEY  S.     M  >unt  Eope  St.,  A.  F. 

See  pa 
Smith,  John  P.    13  Richards  ave. 

Carriage  Trimmer. 
Phillips,  Fre  leric  K.    22  I  >rne. 

Cesspool  and  Vault  Cleaning. 
Town  of  No.  Attleboro.    Town  Farm. 

Cider   Mills. 
ALLEN.  ALBERT   L.    Allen   Road.     P.   O.   Box 

114.     See  page  33. 
CARPENTER,    EDWIN    F.      Adamsdale.      See 
page  38. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
i  u\  id.     127  Washington. 
BLOCK,  A.  R.    145  Washington.    See  page  34. 
BROWN,  GEO.  E.   57  Commonwealth  ave..  A.  F. 
Ralph.  Charles  W.     ill  Washington. 
WATSON,  WALTER  H.      174  Washington.     See 
page  36. 

Civil  Engineer  and  Surveyor. 
WESTCOTT,  FRANK  T.     Room  8,  182  Washing- 
i  in     See  page  34. 

Clothingand  Gents'  Furnishings. 
BARDEN  BROTHERS.     149  Washington. 

Coal  and  Wood. 
B  .-'.v  .rth.  C.  II.     13  Pleasant, 
(iuil  1.  C.  T.    -,'ii  Washington. 
Phillips,  A,  I.      :;  Klin. 
RILEY.  W.    H.    &    SON.     Near   freighl    depot. 

Res  .  35  Kimu !  ave.    Telephone. 

Rushton.  Jothatn     -.'l  Elm. 
Wilmarth,  K.  A.  &  ( !o.     58  Commonwealth  ave., 
A    F. 

Collectors. 
POND,  J.  E.  &SON.      Bank  Building,  I  n  Wash- 
ing! .ii     s  •■•  page  81 

Confectionery  Dealers  and  Manufacturers. 
BROWN,  GEO.  E.     57  Commonwealth  ave.,    \ 

l 
Cine,  Herbert  K      (64  Washington. 
McNay,  Arthur.     192  Washington. 

Miss  Kale.     M  ,uni   Hope  St.,  A.  I-". 

Contractors    Carpenters. 
BENNETT,  HENRY  H.     185  Washington. 
Champlin,   II  irac  ■     I  iottage  St.,  A.  !•'. 
DRISCOLL,  THOMAS  F.     Mount  Hope  St.,  A    I 
HOPKINS.  G.  W.,  AGT.    :'>'•>  Kim     See  page  86 
MAGNAN,  N.  J.     18  Dexter.    See  page  84 

See  page  86, 


PECK.  ARTHUR  R.     2 
Thompson,  Wlnfleld  S. 


Met, Mil'. 
1  I    KIllIWi 


Contractor    Concrete  Paver. 
BRIGHAM,  AARON.     88  Elmwood,     See  pi 
Contractor    Excavating. 

i:UI(,HAM.  AARON.     88  Elmw I 

i.i  A(. NAN.  N.  .1.     18  Dextei      See  pa 

Contractors  Masons. 
MAGNAN.  N.  I.  ■  i  ■■  ter  See  pa 
Sullivan  -ii       i 

Contractor    Paver  and  Sidewalks. 
KUn, HAM.  AARON.    88  Elmw I     See  pa 

tor    Road  Building  and  Grading. 
BRIGHAM,  AARON.    --  Kim» I     See  i 

(  on  tractors    Roofers. 
Dl;is(  oi  i  .  i  NOMAS  P.      Mounl  Hope  bI     \    I 

'•..N.I.  [)i 


Dentists. 
Flint,  E.  IK    Washington  st. 
Howe,  S.  W.     168  Washington. 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 
BROWN,  E.    CARLISLE.     10   Orne.    Lou-  .lis 

tance  telephone. 
RILEY,    JAMES    W.     132  Washington. 

Elmwood  st.    See  margin  lines. 


Res 


Straker  Bros. 


Die  Cutters. 

Elm  st. 


Dining  and  Lunch  Rooms. 
CITIZENS'  CAFE.     W.   F.   Bowen,   Prop'r.     162 

Washington. 
HEWES  LUNCH.     14  Elm. 
Tufts,  W.  C,  Jr..  &  Co.     Elm.  cor.  Washingt  in. 

Doors,  Sash,  and  Blinds. 
MAGNAN,  N.  J.     13  Dexter.     See  page  34. 

Dressmakers. 
Bunker.  Miss  Abbie  H.    24^  Washington. 
( Iheever,  Mrs.  H.  E.     Cottage  st..  A.  K. 
CLARKIN,    MISS    ANNA    E.    151    Washington. 

See  inside  hack  COI  it. 

Jordan.  Mrs.  E.  L.     8  Grove. 

LENAU,  MRS.  A.  M.       Room  is.  Anawan  Block. 

168  Washington. 
Perry,  Miss  Ada  M.      Commonwealth  ave..  A.  F. 
Sevigny,  Mrs.  R.  A.     1  High. 
Sherman.  Charlotte  M.    19  Leonard. 
Simms.  Mrs.  Annie  E.     5  Dexter. 

Druggists. 
( loady,  Thomas  F.  &  Co.    165  Washington 
Gould,  F.  H.     14S  Washington. 
Watson,  A.  I'.    176 "Washington. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
COTTON,  GEORGE.    I  Agent  for  Butterick's  Pal 

terns,  i     1,1  Washington. 
Endres,  Joseph.     Commonwealth  ave. .  A.  F. 
Gulski,  A.  L.    ii  Park. 
Rosenberg  Bros.      170  Washington. 

Eggs  for  Hatching. 
KLING,  F.  W.  &  CO.    I  Hdtown  road, 
KNIGHT,   CHARLES   A.       Turner    ave  .     S      A 
r  ii  address.  Valley  Falls,  R.  1.    Seepages. 

Mitchell.  William  1 >     Washington  st 

WHITE,  P.  D.      12  1 nar.l.      Seepage:!:,. 

Electric  Light  Co. 
North  Attleboro  Electric  Light  Plant,    Municipal 

Embalmers. 
SPERRY,  A.  M.  &  SON.    8 Grove,     Seepage82 

Emigration  Agent. 
McKEON,  ROGER.    SSumner 

Express  Company. 
.  Prews  Express     184-Washington. 
Expressmen. 
Phillips,   \    s     ::  Elm. 

RILEY,  W.   H.   &   SON.     Near  freighl    depol 
Re     85  Elmwood  ave.    Telephone 

Fertilizers. 
RILEY,   W.   H.   &   SON.     Near   freighl    depol 
Re      85  Elmwood  ave.    Telephone. 

Fish  and  Oysters. 
Hopkins,  W    K     Elm  st. 

Fish,  Oysters,  and  Provisions. 
REYNOLDS  BROTHERS.     188  Washington.    See 

Florists. 
w  a  i  !ha  ■    \      Idamsdale 


HORSE  OWNERS. 

ATTENTION   ! 


i.m.    TRV  ItlOONNE,    AND    VETERINARY 

BRIGGS  tLIXIK,)  colig  cure. 


Office,  132  Washington  Streets  JAMES  W.  RILEY,  junrfh    flmphnrn    „,„« 
Residence,  El m*oori  Streets  deputy  sheriff.  'wum|     "'"M""^    l»d^- 

AND  REFERENCE  BOOK  OF  NORTH  ATTLEBORO.  39 


FRANKLIN,  A.  L,    21  Division.    See  page34. 
Nolan,  John  J.     Dexter  st. 

Fruit  and  Confectionery. 
Badracco,  David.    127  Washington. 
BLOCK.  A.  R.    145  Washington.    See  page  34. 
Diamond,  James.    Commonwealth ave.,  a.  k. 

Fruit  Farm. 

Allen.  Charles  J.     Allen  Road 

Funeral  Directors. 
SPERRY,  A.  M.  &  SON.    8  Grove.    See  page  82. 

Furniture. 
Bishop,  Arthurs.    Washington  st. 
Furniture  Movers. 
Phillips,  A.  s.    3  Elm. 
RILEY,   W.   H.  &  SON.      Near  freight    depot. 

Res..  35  Elmwood  ave.    Telephone. 
Rushton,  Jotham.    Ml  Kim. 

Furniture  Repairers  and  Upholsterers. 
Jackson,  C.  s.    Elm  st. 
McLeod.  Hector.    214  Washington 

Gents'   Furnishings. 
BARDEN  BROTHERS.     149  Washingl  >n. 

Gas  Company. 
North  Attleboro  Gas  Light  C  >.    Elm  st. 

Golf  Goods  and  Umbrellas. 
CAYFORD,  A.  B.    178  Washington. 

Grain  Elevator  and  Grist  Mill. 

No.  Attleboro  Grain  Co.    Chestnut  st. 

Grocers— Retail. 
ASHWORTH,  J.  S.      194-196   Washington.     See 

pa«e  86, 
Avery  &  Crossley.    w<w  Washington. 
BRAUNWART,  MRS.  ANTON.     185  Washington. 

See  pa^e  36. 
Breen.  J.  F.     Park  st. 
Gay,  Frank  E.    Adamsdale. 
Hancock,  T.  E.  &  Co.     14ti  Washington. 
Lawton.  G.  B.  &  Co.    Mount  Hope  st..  A.  F. 
Meyer.  O.  F.    230  Washington. 
Newell,  O.  D.     Commonwealth  ave..    cor.    .Mount 

Hope  St..  A.  F. 
Precourt.  A.  A.  &  Son.     Elm  st..  A.  F. 
Wright,  John.    189  Washington. 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 
Hall.  W.  M.    188  Washington. 

Harness  Makers. 
GRAGG,  W.  F.     Bruce  ave 
JOY,  C.  F.    5  Elm. 

Hay  and  Straw. 
RILEY,   W.  H.  &  SON.      Near   freight    depot. 
Kes..  35  Elmwood  ave.     Telephone. 

Horseshoers. 

i  Sec  also  Blacksmiths,  i 

KENT,  C.  E.    25  East.    See  page  36 

LA  PORTE,  HARVEY  S.    Mount   Hope  St.,  A.  F. 

Sec  page  32. 
Mallettee.  J.  M.     27  East. 
Salzgeber,  Lucius.     36  East. 
STANLEY,  W.  H.    22  Orne. 
Uhlig.  Ernst  A.     19  East. 

Hotels. 
International  House.     136-140  Washington 
Wamsutta  Hotel.    Washington,  cor.  Elm. 

House  Furnishings. 
Canavan,  R.  S.     178  Washington. 


Ice  Dealers. 
Jauffrett,  Bernard.    Mt.  Hope  si  .  A.  F. 
Oldtown  lc-  Co.    Todd  Bros.,  Prop'r9  1 1 
Richards,  Ira.    Elm  st. 

Insurance  Agents. 
King,  Edward  E.    Church  st. 
ivlcKEON,  ROGER.    5  Summer 
Murphy,  Robert.    2  Jay. 

PARKER,  A.  T.     Bank'  Bldg..  Washing!  in  it. 
WOODBURY,  F.  W.       Room    II,   Odd    I 

Bldg..  Washington  si 
WOODBURY  &  KELLEY.     (Fire  and  Life.)     177 

Washington. 
Jeweler    Retail  and  Watch  Repairer. 
Ballou,  John  P.  L.    I7.">  Washington. 

Jewelry    Assayers  and  Refiners. 
Sherman,  C.  E.  M.  &  Son.    78  Elm. 

Jewelry    Badges,  Medals,  Etc. 
Blackington,  Virgil  II.  &  Co.      Commons 

ave.  A    F 
Gorton,  !•'.  l.  &  Co.    it  Richard's  ave. 

Jewelry    Bracelets. 
Barrows,  C.  L.  &  Co.    Commonwealth  ave.,  A.  F 
Falls  Manuf.  Co.    Commonwealth  ave.,  A,  F. 

Jewelry    Brooches,  Hat,  and  Stick  Pins 
Manufacturers. 
Bugl &  Niles  Co.    90  Broa  1  st. 

Jewelry    Chains. 

Barrows.  H.  F.  &  Co.     7  Division. 

Bell.  W.  H.  &  Co.     Mount  Hope  st..  A.  F. 

Bliss,  a.  H.  &  Co.    Broad  st. 

Draper,  O.  M.    Elm  st. 

Freeman.  B.  S.  &  Co.    Commonwealth  ave..  A    F. 

OHLER,  CHARLES.     Town  st..  A.  F. 

Stanley  Brothers.     Mount  Hope  st.,  A.  F. 

Sturdy'S,  J.  F.  Sons.     Mill  st..  A.  F. 

Jewelry    Chain  Trimmings. 
Fisher,  W.  N.  &  Co     Mill  st..  A.  F. 

Jewelry    Chasers  and  Designers. 

Brown.  A.  W.     39  Elm  st. 
Harrington,  E.  L.    39  Elm. 
Man-hunt.  .las.  A.      in  East. 

Jewelry    Cuff  Holders  and  Buckles. 
Casper  <£  Mandalian.    38-40  Broad. 

Jewelry    Electro  Plater. 
Bonnet  t.  John  P.     Elm  si . 

Jewelry    Enamelers. 
Birmingham,  J.  J.     Bruce  ave. 
No.  Attleboro  Enameling  Co.     Elm  st. 

Jewelry    Engravers. 
BLOCK,  A.  R.     it.")  Washington.    See  page  31 
( iaswell,  ( (scar  P.     I  ( Ehurch. 

Jewelry    Jewelers'  Findings. 
BLOCK.  A.  R.     145  Washington.    See  page  84 


CLAFLIN.  GEO.  L.  &  CO 

ii  East.    See  pagi 
Copeland,  J.  O.  <S  Co     90  Br 


I     S   Joshn,  Agent, 
id. 


Jewelry    Manufacturers. 
Annawan  Jewelry  Co.    chestnut  st. 
Barrows,  II-  F.  &  Co.     Division,  cor.  Broad. 

Ig R.  &Co      I   hestnut  St. 

Cheever,  Tw Iv  ,v  Co.     Elm  st. 

Clark.  W.  c.  &  Co.     18  East. 
I ■  .  Iding  &  Heilbom  <  'o.    Jay  st. 
Commonwealth    Jewelry     Manufacturing     i 

< '  immonweal  th  a\  e..  A  I' 
Cutler,  I-'.  II.  a  <  !o.  Elm  st. 
Daggett  Jewelry  Co.  (Corp.)    Chestnut  si 


HEflLlO  SOAP  is  a  MEDI6INE,  lor  the  skin, 


Job  and 
Commercial  Printing 


HARRY  E.  BARDEN,  \ 

I      SOUTH  STREET.  PLAINVILLE.  MASS.      ' 


RUBBER  ST4MPS. 

CHECK   PUNCHES. 
DATING  STAMPS,  PADS, ETC. 


40 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


r>.. ran.  Bagi  <   a  <    -     Broad  st. 

Fontneau  &  Cook,  Commonwealth  ave.,  A.  r . 

Franklin.  E.  I.  &  Co.    Chestnut  st. 

Hall.  W.  11.  &  Co.    Commonwealth  ave.,  A.  t . 

Hudson,  G.C.    88  Broad. 

Joyce  &  »  '<>.    i"1  Broad. 

Lenau,  Thomas  &  Co.    Mill  st..  A.  F. 

Merrit,  11.  D.  &  Co.    Earn  st. 

Richards,  E.  Ira  Co.    Elm  st. 

Riley,  French  &  Eteffron.    13  East. 

Robinson* Co.     Oldtown.     P.   O.  address,  No. 

Attleboro. 
Sandland,  Capron  &  Co.    Chestnut  st. 
Shepardson,  F.  I..  &  Co.    r.  18  East. 
Smith,  T.  I.  a  I !o.    Washington  st. 
Sommer  &  Bfills  Co.    r.  18  East. 
Sturtevant,  WhiteingA  Bigelow.    Chestnut  st, 
Warren,  Chas.  A.  &  Co.    Broad  st. 

Jewelry    Metal  Spinner. 
'  onnell,  E.  < !.     Bruce  ave. 

Jewelry    Military  Buttons. 
Evans,  Daniel  &  Co.    Commonwealth  ave.,  A.  F. 

Jewelry    Silversmiths. 
(   urtN.  H.   II.  CO.      Kim  st . 
Gilbert,  F.  S.    I  Jhestnut  st. 
Palmer  &  Peckham.    East  st. 
Webster,  G.  K     Hank.  cor.  Broadway. 
Whiting,  Frank  M.  &  Co.    90  Broad. 

Jewelry    Solid  Gold  Goods. 
Frothingham,  T,  G.  &  Co.     W  Broad. 
Landscape  Gardener. 
FRANKLIN,  A.  L.    24Division.    Seepage84. 

Laundry. 
I  iraper's  Laundry.     1 1  Broad. 
Lawyers. 
lis  ram.  I     B     188  Washington. 
POND,  J.  E.  &  SON.     182  Washington  st.     See 
page  81. 

Library. 

Richard's  Mei ial  Library.     Washington,  cor. 

<  ;p.\  e 

Lumber  and  Mill  Work. 
MAGNAN.N.J.     18  Dexter.    Seepage84. 

Machinists. 
Barnett,  Washington.     .".:s  Commonwealth  ave.. 

Guild,  < '  T  Machine  Co.    211  Washington, 
Masons. 
Bee  '  "Hi ractors    Masons, 
Meats  and  Provisions. 
1  potty,  l,    \.     Park,  | unction  Washington 
.i    i:     i  Peddler  i     10  t  Ishei 

I   i  '     208  w  ,i  bingl  on, 
REYNOLDS  BHOTHERS.     188  Washington.    8ee 

160  w.i  I. ii 
w  ji m-iii in  Market  '  '•■     28  Elm. 

Men's  and  Women's  Furnishings. 
(  AYFORD,  A.  B.     178  Wa  riis  fton 
Merchant  Tailors. 
alloi 

,.,,,,.  i  i       8  0 
K      204  w 
Whli b   i  tl  ■  ard  i.     21 1  Washington, 

Milk  Inspector, 
KLING,   W.  HENRY,     i  or  the  town  of   North 

Mil-  ■!■ 


Milk  Dealers. 
Arnold,  N.  H.     Mt.  Hope  st. 
Baker.  E.  S.     Grant  st. 
Blaney,  John.     Fisher  st. 
Bowen,  Geo.  E.    Holmes  Neighborhood. 
i  laldwell,  W.  H.    Allen  Road. 
Carter.  Moses.    Smith  st. 
(  ii itty,  Daniel  R.    Washington  st. 
Daggett,  Henry.    Elmwoodave. 
Derk,  Mrs.  G.  w.     Attleboro  Falls. 
Draper,  G.  B.     Oldtown  Road. 
I  >i -i'w  .  Felix.    Attleboro  Falls. 
Ellis,  Charles.     P.  O.  address.  Cumberland,  R.  I. 
Fisher,  H.  N.     Attleboro  Falls, 
i.  ilden,  William.    Washington  st. 
Guild,  Henry  A.    Adamsdale. 
Hall.  I.  S.     High  St. 
Henshaw,  S.  H.    Hoppin  ave. 
Hi  ilmes.  Miss  Cora.     Holmes  Neighborhood. 
Horton,  Mrs.  B.     Park  st. 
Hurt. m.   Frank  E.     OldtOWnRoad. 
Jacob.  John.     Highst. 
Jordan.  Charles  E.    Holmes  Neighborhood. 

Keith.  Oeorge  F.     F.Iniw 1  ave. 

Kent,  Henry  C.    Metcalf  st. 

Kling,  Mrs.  S.  W.     oldtown  Road. 

Lynch.  Thomas.     Grove  st. 

M'AGNAN,  N.  J.     Dexter  Place. 

Maxey,  E.  B.    Adamsdale. 

McCartney,  R.    Oldtown  Road. 

Millard.  W.  H.     Holmes  Neighborhood. 

Parsons.  James  B.     New  Boston  Boad. 

Pierce,  Lemuel  L.    Smith  st. 

Razee,  L.  W.     Postoffice   address.    Arnolds  Mills. 

R.  I. 
Rhodes.  II.  K.     Oldtown  Road. 
Stanley,  A.  W.     Adamsdale. 
Sweet.  Charles  R.     Oldtown  Road. 

Sweetland,  S.  N.    Hoppin  ave. 
Titus,  H.  (i.     Washington  st. 
Tobin,  James  F.    Attleboro  Falls. 
Underwood,  W.  I.    Hoppin  ave. 

Whalen,  James.     Attleboro  Falls. 
Whitney.  Edwin.     School  st. 

Milliners. 
Bonney,  Miss  11.  J.     198  Washington. 
McDONOUGH,  ANNIE.     R a  8,  Anawan  Block. 

HiS  Washington. 
NOYES,  MRS.  E.  R.    179 Washington,    Seepage 

84. 

Music  Teachers. 
Bronson,  John  II.    9  Orne. 
BRUNO,     RICHARD.      (Piano    and     Vol I 

i  »rne.    See  page  :'.i. 
Cheswright,  F.  H.     W  Division. 
Hatch,  May  B.    29  Park. 
Herard,  Miss  Corlnne.    8  church.  N.  A. 
King.  Mrs,  Edward  M.    28  I  Ihurch. 
McGowan,  Winnifred  L.    88  Smith. 
STANLEY,  JESSIE   L.    (Piano and   Organ.)    68 

Broad.    Seepage84. 
TIbDALE,  MRS.  M.  C.    22  Bank, 

Newsdealers. 
BLOCK.  A.  R.     145    Washington.    See  page  84. 
BROWN,    GEORGE  E.    B7 Commonwealth  ave., 

\    I-' 
Mid. ii. -ton.  w  ( ■     ii.;  Washington. 

Newspapers    Dally. 
EVENING  CHRONICLE.     II  Kim 
NOHTH  ATTLEBORO    ADVERTISER,     oldtown 
Road 

Opera  House. 
u  .mi  ni  ia  i  ipera  House    Washington,  <■<,<■.  Elm. 

Oyster  Dealers. 
REYNOLDS  BROTHERS.     188 Washington.    See 
e  88. 


RPTfTx"  TTT  TYIR I  curbs  colic,  epizooty.  strains,    \  rheumatism 

DllllTUO     PjLlAlll,      A,xi)  LAMENESS  IN  MORSES,  ALSO\      IN  MAN. 


'JAMES 

J  t  132  WASHINGTON  ST. 


W.     RILEY,1 

RESIDENCE,  ELMWOOD  ST.  I 


North  Atttro,  Has. 


AND  REFERENCE   BOOK   OF   NORTH    ATTLEBORO 


M 


Painter    Carriage. 
Hazzard,  Theodore  B.    20  Orne. 
Painters— House. 

Berthold,  II.  C.    34  Pleasant. 

Connell,  II.  B.    121  Washington. 

DEVLIN,  JOHN.    85  Elm. 

Hochberg,  William.    19  East. 

MAGNAN,  N.  J.     18 Dexter.    Seepage34. 

McDougall,  Win.    -.'i  Elm. 

Picken,  James,    88  East. 

Struck.  Henry  G.  S.     18  Prospect. 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Glass. 
DEVLIN,  JOHN.    85  Elm. 

Paper  Bags  and  Twine. 
BLOCK,  A.  R.    145  Washington.    Seepage34. 

Paper  Hanger. 
DEVLIN,  JOHN.    25  Elm. 

Physicians  and    Surgeons. 
Bullard.     H.  C.     S  Church. 
Billiard,  N.  ('.     S  Church. 
Foster,  J.  K.    56  Elm. 
Gerould,  J.  B.    190  Washington. 
HALE,    EDWIN  E.     Office,    177    Washington. 

Res.',  16  High.    Office  hours  usually  till  9  a.  m., 

and  from  8  to  4  and  7  to  9  p.  in. 
Kilbv.  Henry  S.    188  Washington. 
McCOY,  HUGH  A.     11  Orne. 
Smith.  I).  P.     3  Bank. 
VANCE,  M.  E.    Office  and  Residence,  169  Wash 

ington.    Office  hours,  from  9  to  10  a.  m.    l    to 

3.30  and  6.30  to  8.30  p.  m.     Tel.  136-3. 

Planing  and  Sawing  Mill. 
MAGNAN,  N.  J.    13 Dexter.    SeepageS4. 

Plumbers. 
Brown,  Geo.    888  Washington. 
MAGNAN,  N.  J.    13  Dexter.    See  page  34. 
PLATH,  N.  NELSON.     1  Circular. 

Poultry  Fanciers. 
Boyd,  Charles  E.  Washington  st. 
LIGHTHOUSE    FARM.    Khng,  F.    W.    &    Co., 

Prop'rs.     <  lldtown  Road. 
KNIGHT.    CHARLES     A.     Turner   ave.,    S.   A. 

P.  i  >.  address.  Valley  Falls.  R.  I.     See  page  3. 
WHITE,  P.  D.     12  Leonard.     Seepage.:).",. 

Poultry  Food. 
LEARY  BROS.    Bruceave.    Seepage38. 

Printers. 
HUNT,  H.  D.    44  Elm. 
KLING,  F.  W.  &  CO.    Oldtown  Road 

Proprietary  Medicines. 
BARNES,  MRS.  C.  E.    I  Bradbury's  Indian  Vege- 
table Ointment.)    89  Division.    See  page  34, 

Roofers. 

(See  Contractors— Hi  infers,  i 

Sanitarium. 
North  Attleboro  Sanitarium.     14  Ash. 

Sewing  Machines. 
KEEFE,  J.  H.     (Singer  Sewing  Machine.)    850 
Washington.    Also  Wamsutta  Hotel. 

Stables. 
LEARY     BROTHERS.     Res.,    fRichards    ave. 
Stable,  Bruceave.    See  page 32. 

Phillips.  A.  s.    :;  Elm. 
Rounds.  Ceo.  E.    '.'•-'  Elm. 


Stock  Farms. 
Angora  Goal  Farm.    North  Attleboro. 

Street  Railway  Company. 
Interstate    Consolidated    Street     Railway    Co 
Washington,  opp.  Elm, 

Tag  Manufacturers. 
Self -Locking  Tag  Co.    811  Washington. 

Tailors. 
(See  also  Merchant  Tail 

JONES,  T.  R.     lOGrove,    See  margin  line  inside 

hack  cover. 
Rietz,  Philip,     is  Park. 

Teaming. 
RILEY,    W.    H.    &   SON.      Near  freight    depot. 
Res  .  35  Elmwood  ave.    Telephone. 

Teas  and  Coffees. 
Middleton,  W.  C.    Washington  st. 

Telegraph  and  Telephone  Companies. 
Pro\  idence  Telephone  1  !o.  169  Washington. 
Western  Cnion  Telegraph  Co.     R.  R.  stations  at 

Attleboro  Falls  and  No.  Attleboro. 

Tool  Makers. 

King  Bros.     Bruce  aye. 

The  Snap  &  Tool  Co.    41  Elm. 

Undertakers. 
Casey.  .1.  J.    821  Washington. 

McCinn  Bros.     Broad  St. 

SPERRY,  A.  M.  &S0N.     3  Crove.     Seepage::-.' 

Upholsterers. 
i  See  also  Furniture  Repairers.  I 
McLeod,    H.     -M4  Washington. 
Meek,  J.  W.    4  Commonwealth  ave.,  A.  F. 

Variety  Store. 
Connors.  P.J.    Commonwealth  ave.,  A.  F. 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY,  E.  L.  C.  100  High  st..  Boston.  Seepages 

Veterinary  Surgeons. 

Turtle.  A.  A.    Wamsutta  Stable. 
YOUNG,  C.  C.    Wamsutta  Stable. 

Vinegar    Manufacturers. 
ALLEN,  ALBERT  L.     Allen  Road.    See  page  38. 
CARPENTER.    EDWIN    F.      Adamsdale       See 
page  32. 

Wall  Papers. 
DEVLIN,  JOHN.    85  Elm. 

Waterworks. 
North  Attleboro  Waterworks.    Municipal. 

Wine  Makers  and  Dealers. 
ATTLEBORO    VINEYARD.      Albert    1.     Allen, 
Prop'r.  Alien  Road.    SeepageSS. 

Wood    Dealers. 
See  aNo  i  loal  and  Wood.  I 

Lavery,  James.     Prosj I  st 

Met  larthy,  A.  S.    36  Circular. 

Yarn  Manufacturer. 

Adams.  John  F.      Adamsdale. 


HEflLIO  SOAP  For  The  Toilet  and  Bath. 


ENGRAVING 

and  PRINTING. 


HARRY   E.  BARDEN,  \  No.  Attleboro  Offfce. 

PRINTER,  BARDEN  BROTHERS. 

Plainville,  -  Mass.     '  Telephone  Connection. 


42 


ANTHONYS  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


PLAINVILLE   STEAM    CIDER    MILL, 
Mrs.  Emily   M.  Fisler,  Prop'r. 

Pure  Refined  Cider  and  Cider  Vinegar 

MANUFACTURED  AND  FOR  SALE  AT  REASONABLE  PRICES. 

WOOD    SAWED    TO     ORDER    AT    SHORT    NOTICE. 

SOUTH,  COR.  CROSS  ST.,  PLAINVILLE,  MASS. 


STEERE, 


CARRIAGE    MANUFACTURER    AND     WHEELWRIGHT. 

Light  Work  a  Specialty. 
SHOP.  South,  Cor.  West  Bacoa. 
RESIDENCE,  Warren  St. 

Plainville,  Mass. 


FRANK   O.  CORBIN, 

TAXIDERMIST. 

Mounting  of  Game  Heads, 

Small  Mammals,  and 

Birds  a  Specialty. 

Skins  tanned  and  made  into  rugs. 

South  St.,  PLAINVILLE,   MASS. 


B.  J.  PERSONS, 

Variety 
Store. 

Newspapers,  Periodicals,  Fruit, 

Confectionery,  Cigars, 
Tobacco,  Soda,  Etc. 

Proctor's  Block,  Wrentham,   Mass. 


ELM  COTTAGE, 

ICE  CHEfWl,  WHOLESALE  AND  RETfilL. 

Orders  delivered  when  desired. 

Confectionery,  Cigars,  and  Tobacco. 

FRUITS  OF  ALL  KINDS 

in  their  season. 

Lunches  Served  at  all  Hours  During 
the  Day.     Bicycle  Sundries. 

ANSON  M.  DENNIS,  Prop'r. 

South  St.,        -       Plainville,  Mass. 


CHARLES  N.  MOORE, 
Livery   and    Boarding    Stable. 


Teams  Furnished  at 
Reasonable  Rates. 

Furniture  Moving  and   Gen- 
eral Jobbing. 

Btabl<   and  Resident  e,  South  St., 

Plainville,  Mass. 


HORSESHOER, 


<jaiv»es  a   q«ai>it,       CARRIAGE  AND 
SMITH.*  Union^llk,  atkss.  /  WAGON    REPAIRING. 


DUMBER 

OF    ALL   KINDS.  * 


I  0.  F.  METCALF  &  SONS,  »  Shingles,  Mouldings, 

'  Floorings,    Packing 

'        Cases.    Mill  Work. 


FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


AMI    REFERENCE   BOOK   OF    WRENTHAM. 


43 


WRENTHAM,  MASS. 


Wollonopauge  (the  old  Indian  name  for  Wrentham)  was  first  settled  in  the  year  1661,  and 
named  Wrentham  from  a  township  by  thai  name  in  England.      Located  in  the  southern  pan  of  Nor- 
folk County,  twenty-six  miles  southwest  of  Boston  and   fifteen  miles  fr Dedham,  on  the  Provi- 
dence Division  of  the  N.  Y..  N.  II.  &  Hartford  R.  R. 

Tin'  town  was  a  part  of  Dedham  until  its  incorporal  ion  in  1673.  The  surface  of  the  town  is  pleas- 
antly diversified  by  hills  ami  valleys.    The  highest  elevations  are  456  and  186  feet  above  the  sea  level. 

interesting  and  picturesque  views  of  Massachusetts  and  Rhode  Island  may  I njoyed  on  clear 

days.    Prom  the  highlands  ami  Lake  Pearl,  branches  of  the  <  lharles  and  Neponsel  Rivers  rise 

Wrentham  ranks  the  one  hundred  and  forty-fifth  place  of  importance  in  the  Bay  state,  and  its 
area  is  32.2  square  miles,  it  has  direct  electric  car  service  with  the  Attleboros  via  Plainville,  with 
Foxboro,  Franklin.  Dedham,  and  Boston. 

The  villages  of  the  township  comprise  smith  Wrentham,  Plainville,  Sheldonville,  and  Shepardville. 
Population,  Unite,!  states  census  1890,  2566.     Stat nsusl895,  2584. 


WRENTHAM  POSTOFFICES. 


WRENTHAM. 

H.  V.  HALL.  Postmaster. 

<  H'tiee  hi  mi's  daily  from  7:00  a.  m.  to  7  p.  m.  Sunday  from  12  to  12:30  p.  >i. 

a.  m.  4:25  p.  M.  Mails  close  7:30,  8:25  a.  m..  12:30,  5:30  p.  m. 


Mails  open  i 


PLAINVILLE. 

W.  A.  COVILLE,  Postmaster. 

Office  hours  6:30  to  11  a.  m.  11:45  a.  M.  to  7:30  P.  M.  Mails  ..pen  7:35,  8:45,  9:30  a    m  .  1:45,  5:45  P.  u 

Mails  eli.se  7:00,  8:00  a.  m.,  4:00.  5:00,  5:55  P.  M. 

SHELDONVILLE. 

C.  E.  THOMAS.  Postmaster. 
<  it'tiee  hours  6:00  a.  m.  to  8:00  p.  m.         Mails  open  9:00  a.  m..  5:00  p.  u.        Mails  close  6:45  a.  m..  3:45  p.  m. 


IS.  LRURH IHHINT1EN  WEEKS, 

Pupil  of  G.  L.  LANSING,  Boston, 

INSTRUCTOR  OF 

BANJO,  MANDOLIN, 

and  GUITAR. 

BACON  SQUARE, 

PLAINVILLE,  -  -  MASS. 


HISS  BERNICE  ELLIOT  BURTON, 

TEACHER    OF 

PIANOFORTE 

and  ACCOMPANIST. 

Pupil  of  Arthur  Foote,  Boston. 


School  Street, 
f=>i_  a  i  rvi  \/  i  i_i_e:,    mass 


/   /  ir'll  /C      /  \A/HfTI\in         I      Choice    WHITK    WYANDOTTE    and    RHODE 

LtUUIUS     L,.       Wm  I  ilVlJ,       I  ISLAND  REDS  Stock  ami  Egg8  for  sale. 

West  Street,  SHELDOSVILLE,  MASS.      \      Poultry  Supplies  of  all  kinds  and  Lice  Killer- 


JOB  PRINTING 


HARRY    E.  BARDEN, 


and  ENGRA  VINO.  \  pla  invilTe*  ' N  T  E  R.' 


(  All    Work 

'promptly  and  neatly 
mass.  i  done. 


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ANTHONYS   STANDARD    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


A.     WlbbARD, 

CONTRACTOR    CARPENTER   AND  BUILDER. 

PLANS  AND  SPECIFICATIONS  FURNISHED. 

ALSO   DEALER    IN 

LUMBER    AND     HARDWARE. 

■      WRENTHflUl.  IM88. 


Residence  and   Shop, 
WINTER  ST., 


HENRY  F.  GUILD, 

CONTRACTOR   CARPENTER    AND    BUILDER. 

JOBBING  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO. 

ESTIMATES  GIVEN.                     Residence,  SOUTH  ST., 
PLAINVILLE,    MASS. 

CHARLES     W/.     fr-HL-L-, 

Contractor  Mason. 

ALL   KINDS   OF 

Brick  and  Stone  Work,  Plas- 
tering, Stucco  Work,  and 
Inlaid  Fireplace  Work. 

WHITENING  and  COLORING. 
Estimates    Furnished. 

■"ttih  st..  Wrentbun.  fl*ss. 


DEALER    IN 


B.  H.GU1LD, 

GOAL,  WOOD, 

LIMBER, 

AND  MILK. 

West  St.,         -         Shcldonville,  Mass. 

ROBERT    BAMBERRY, 

Pr&ctial  Horsesboer  \oi  General  Btacksniitb. 

ALL  WORM  DONE  IN  A  SATISFACTORY  MANNER. 
Shop,    bast  St.,  WRBNTHAM,  MASS. 

JOHN  LO&FFLER, 
FLORIST. 

Bouquets,     Baskets,    Floral      Designs,    and 

I   crncriiis    Tastefully    Arranged. 

II   iUIUS  MlTlllli  KiU  WEDDINGS.  PAHIItS.  AND  EUNERALS 

Al  SMORI  NOTICE.     ALSO  DEALER  IN 

Potted  Plants  of  Every  Description. 

PRICES    ALWAYS    REASONABLE. 

I\  O.  Box  74.         South  St..  Plainville,  Mass. 


Prmetlcsl  HoneMboer 

and  Blacksmith. 


JAMES    A.  GRANT,    \  Carriage  and 

Central  St.,  ...  „  ,    , 

Unionvillo.      -      Mass.'  Wagon  Repairing. 


LUMBER  '  0.  F.  METGflLF  &  SONS,  *  rtJHSf&S£^S& 

OFALLKlNDS.i  Franklin,  Mass.  ' mjii  work. 

AND  REFERENCE  BOOK  OF   WRENTHAM.  Jo 

WRENTHAM  CHURCHES. 


Advent.-  Re-organized  ( Ihurch  of  Jesus  Christ.  Smith  St..  Rev.  Charles  Coombs,  elder 
Baptist. -First  Baptist  Church, West  St..  E.  Edgar  Harris,  pastor. 
Congregational.— First  Congregational,  Fast.  cur.  South.  William  J.  Minchin,  pastor. 
Episcopal.  -Trinity  Episcopal,  Fast  St..  no  settled  pastor. 
Methodist.-  Methodist  church,  Fast  Bacon  St..  Rev.  F.  .1.  Hah',  pastor. 
Roman  Catholic-  Taunton  St..  Rev.  J.  I\  Broderick,  pastor. 
Universalist.— Universalis!  Church,  supplied. 


WRENTHAM  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 


AMERICAN  BENEFIT  ASSOCIATION.     Wrentham  Lodge,  No.  82. -Meets  first    Friday   of  each 

mouth  at  Odd  Fellows  hall. 
ANCIENT  ORDER  UNITED  WORKMEN.    Bennett  Lodge.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Wednesday 

evenings  of  each  month  at  G.  A.  R.  hall. 
DEGREE  OF  HONOR. -Meets  first  and  third  Wednesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  G.  A.  R.  hall. 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC.     George  H.  Maintien  Post,  No.  133. -Meets  every  Monday 

evening  at  G-.  A.  R.  hall. 
WOMAN'S  RELIEF  CORPS.— George  H.  Maintien  Post. -Meets  first  and  third  Tuesdays  of  each 

month  at  G.  A.  R.  hall. 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD  FELLOWS.     Wampum  Lodge,  No.  195.— Meets  every  Tuesday 

at  (  Mill  Fellows  hall.  Fales  block. 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARE 


BETWEEN  BOSTON  AND  WRENTHAM 

DISTANCE   'JO    MILKS. 

One  month $12  60 

Two  mouths Zi  68 

Three  months 31  50 

Children  under  18  years  of  age,  one  half 
above  fare 


Children  between  5  and   12  years   of   age, 

single  fare S    31 

Five  ride  ticket 

Single  ride  ticket 61 


The  commutation  tickets  are  for  one,  two,  and  three  months  only,  commencing  from  any  week  day 

Cost  of  n mile  book.  880.00. 

DANIEL    G.    WILLARD, 
CONTRACTOR      MASON. 

Brick  and   Stone   work  in  all  its  branches.    Tiling  and  Fancy   Plastering  a 

Specialty. 
Residence,  Dedham,  corner  Winter  Street,  Wrentham,  Mass. 

HIGHLAND  STOCK  FARM, 

ROBERT  H.  CONANT,  Proprietor. 

Dealer  in  LONQ  and  SHORT  WOOD,  MILK,  EQQS,  PORK,  and  PIGS. 

Breeder  of  St.  Bernard  and  Collie  Dogs.                               Fresh  Fruit  and  Vegetables  la  their  season. 
HIGH  STREET,   PLAINVILLE,   MASS. 

POULTRY  SUPPLIES  and  LICE  KILLER  FOR  FOWLS.  ,  T  T^TT  TC      T         \Y7  L-ITT-T lSJfl 

EGOS   AND  FOWLS   FOR  SALE   FROM   SELECTED   WHITE  LUUUO     *-♦      VV  1  11  1  11>VJ, 

WYANDOTTE  AND  RHODE  ISLAND  REDS  STOCK.  S      West  Street,    Sheldonville,  Mass. 


46 


FISHER'S  INSURANCE  AGENCY, 

ANTHONY'S  standard   business  directory 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


-OF- 


WRENTHAM,  MASS. 


ABBREVIATIONS:    P.,  Plainville ;  S.,  Sheldonville. 


Auctioneers. 
Pond,  William  E.  Taunton  st. 
Redding,  Frank  P.     South  St. 

Banks. 
National  Bank  of  Wrentham.    South  st. 
Plainville  Savings  &  Loan   Association,    t  >frice. 
Hank  Building,  No.  Attleboro. 

Barbers. 
ADAMS.  GEORGE  H.     Southst..  P. 
MAYSHAW,  HENRY  N.    Southst. 

Basket  Manufacturer. 
i  lobb,  Martin  1>.     Washington  St.,  P, 

Billiards  and  Pool. 
ADAMS.  GEORGE  H.     South  St.,  P. 
MAYSHAW,  HENRY  N.     Southst. 

Bill  Poster  and  Distributer. 
GILSON.  A.   W.     12  Hohnan,   Attleboro      See 

Bicycle  Dealers,  Sundries,  and  Repairers. 
DENNIS,  ANSON  M.     South  St.,  P.    Seep 
Randall,  I     D.    South  st. 
Walden  Broa     South  b(     P 

Blacksmiths. 
II' >rsesh< "  • 
BAMBERRY,  ROBKRT. 
GRANT,    JAMES    A.     Central    Bt.,    Unionville. 

KENDAL1  .   i  HAKLES   P.     South   Bt.,    P,     See 

i  ■>.  er. 

Boats  to  Let. 
ENEGREN,  W.  L.    Lake  Pearl    See  front  cover, 

Boardinn. 

OUt  I'  -i      i' 

[.  ]       •.<  nold  -i  .  s. 
Boot  and  Shoe  Deal' 
lam  1       i  i  an  kiln  st . 

•1..  nufacturep. 


Builders'  Hardware. 
WILLARD,  A.    Winterst.,W.    Seepage44. 

Butter,  Cheese,  and  Eggs. 
Ruggles,  Frank  J.    Taunton  st. 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Makers. 
BUCK,  A.  E.    Chauncy  st.,  Mansfield.    Seepage 

STEERE,  M.  W.     South,  cor.  West  Bacon.     Res. 
Warren  st..  l'.    See  page  12. 

Cattle  Inspector. 
Barstow,  Dr.  E.  M.    East  st. 

Cider  Mills. 
FISLER,  MRS.  EMILY  M.    South, cor.  Cross,  P. 
See  page  12 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
DENNIS,  ANSON  M.    Southst, P.    Seepage42. 

Civil  Engineer, 
tde,  Geo  w      South  st..  P. 

Clothing  Dealer. 
Freese,  William  E.     Franklin  si , 
Coal  and  Wood. 
Barney,  Edward  < !.    South  st..  p, 
Bennett,  Herberl  I      South  st. 
GUILD.  B.  H.    Westst.,S.    Seepage44. 
Wilkinson,  I  lharles  E.     Easl  si. 
Confectionery. 
DENNIS,  ANSON  M.     8outhst.,P.    See  page  42. 
PERSONS,  B.  J.    South  si.    Seepa 

Contractors    Carpenters. 
I  '.tiii. ii.  J    i       i  ranklln  si. 
GUILD.  HENRY  F.    South  st,  P.    Seepage44, 
Hatch,  i     i;     To*  n    i 
.lar\  is.  Ben  ianiin    \       w  est  si ..  s. 
Metcalf.  I-.. I.  ...   II      West  si.,  s. 

i  .  I'. 
WILLAKD.  ARTEMUS.    Winterst.    Beeps 

Contractors    Masons. 
Outhie,  W    M      Dedham    I 
HILL.  CHARLES  W.    Southst     Seepage44, 


Munrbf    Robert  '  I      South  Bt.,  P 
WILLARD,  DANIEL  G.      W  Inter, 

.      See  pa   ■    I  - 


■  I         I". II. a. ii 


m,,M,,,"H "'JAMES    A.    GRANT/^pUT^ 

MD  BLACKSMITH.  \  HMRAISI.,    UNIONVILLE,  MASS.  I  INTERFERING  HORSES. 


Medway,    XIa.^ss.     Boston,  ,^J    Kilby  St. 
Telephones,   Mkdway,  F»a.v   Station,  Boston,   1468. 


\M»    REFERENCE   BOOK   OP   WRENTHAM. 


Vi 


Contractors    Plasterers. 
HILL,  CHARLES  W.    South st.    Seepage**. 
WILLARD,  DANIEL  G.     Winter,  cor.   Dedham 
st.    See  page  15. 

Dog  Kennel. 
CONANT,  ROBERT  H.     High  at.,    P.    Seepage 
45. 

Dressmakers. 

Henrich,  Mrs.  Frances.    Ba isq.,  1'. 

McCorrison,  Mrs.  A.  < ».    Dedham  st. 

Druggists. 
Gould,  F.  H.    South  st..  P. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
George,  T.  A.    South  st. 
Shepard,  John  F.    South  st. 

Eggs  for  Hatching. 
CONANT,  ROBERT  H.     Highst.,P.    Seepage45. 
WHITING,  LUCIUS  L.    Westst.,S.    See  margin 

lilies. 

Engraving. 
BARDEN,  HARRY  E.      South  St.,  P.     See  mar- 
gin lines. 

Express  Company. 
Earl&Prew.    South  st. 

Expressman. 
Barney,  Edward  C.     South  st..  P. 

Florists. 
LOEFFLER,  JOHN.    South  St.,  P.    Seepage*! 
Ruggles,  Charles  S.     Taunton  st . 

Fruit  Growers. 
Hurt.  John  II.    Messinger  st. 
Part.  Allen  E.     Franklin  st. 

Furniture  and  Piano  Movers. 
MOORE,  CHARLES  N.     South  St.,  P.      Seepage 
48. 

Grocers— Retail. 
Freese,  William  E.    Franklin  st. 
Metcalf,  Geo.  B.    South  st. 
Redding,  Frank  P.     South  st. 
stone.  ( 'urtis  &  Son.    South  si 
Thomas.  (  lharles  E.     West  st..  s. 
Thompson,  H.  E.     South  st..  I" 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 
WILLARD,  A.    Winter  st.    See  page  44. 
Horseshoers. 
I  See  also  Blacksmiths.  I 
BAMBERRY,    ROBERT.     East  st.      See  pa-el  I 
Blake.  Edgar  1.     William  st..  s, 
Falk.  Nelson.     West  st..  S. 
George,  E.  W.    r.  Franklin  st. 
GRANT,  JAMES  A.    Central  St.,  TJnionville.   See 

margin  lines. 
KENDALL,  CHARLES  P.     South  St.,   P      See 
margin  inside  hack  cover. 

Ice  Cream  Manufacturer. 
DENNIS,  ANSON  M.    South  St.,  P.    See  page  bi. 

Ice  Dealer. 
Me'. raw.  W.  A.     Taunton  st. 

Insurance  Agent. 

Coleman.  Albert   W.      Fast  st . 

Jewelry  Manufacturers. 
Chapman  <£   Harden.     South  st..  P. 
Gardner  <S  Steinheuer.    Witherell  Lane,  P. 
Maintien  Bros.  A  Elliot.    South  st..  F. 
i  iln.'v.  S.  W.     12  Beacon,  P. 
Plainville  stock  Co.    South  st.,  F. 
Robinson  Bros.,  Agents.    South  St.,  F. 
Schofleld,  Melcher  a  Schofleld.    South  st..  F. 

Seyi ir.  Knapp.  Warren  Co.,  The.   South  St..  P. 

WHITING  &  DAVIS.  (Chains,  purses,  and  bags. 
South  st..  1'. 


Public  Library, 


GUILD,  B.  H. 
WILLaRD,  A. 


School 


See 


Jewelry    Refiners  and  Smelters. 

Thompson  &  Remington     South. ;  West,  I'. 

Lawyers. 
Warner.  Samuel.  <  lommon  ~t. 
Whitaker,  E.  J.    South  st. 

Library. 
Fast  st. 
Lumber. 

West    st    .   S.       See   page    1  I. 

Winter  st..     See  page   11. 
Lunch  Room. 
DENNIS,  ANSON  M.    South  St.,  P.    See,, 

Market  Gardeners. 
Holden  Bros.     South  st . 

Meats  and  Provisions. 
Emerson,  Alexander.    South  st.,  P. 
( (liver,  Feti  jamin.     West  st..  s. 
Pierce,  W,  il.    South  st. 

Milk  Dealers. 
Bolton,  Joshua  F.    Madison  st..  P. 
CONANT,  ROBERT  H.      High  St.,  P.     Seepage 

45. 
Fisher.  HandelP.    Messinger  st.,  P. 
GUILD,  B.  H.    West -t.s     Seepage44. 
Herring,  James  I  .     Plaiin  ille. 
Marble,  D.  J.    Wrentham. 
Maxey,  Virgil  R.    Wrentham. 
Pond  Bros.    < teorge  st..  F. 

Music  Teachers. 
BURTON,  MISS  BERNICE  E.      i  Piano.) 
st..  p.    see  page  13. 

Warren.  Miss  A.  A.      West  Paeon  st..  P. 
WEEKS,    MRS.    LAURA    MAINTIEN. 
Mandolin,  and  Guitar.       Bacon  Sq., 
page  13. 

Newspapers  and  Periodicals. 
Covell,  w.  a.    South  st..  p. 
PERSONS,  B.  J.    Southst.    Seepag 
Nurse. 

Fisher,  Mrs.  A.  S.      Chestnut  st..  S. 

Painters  -Carriages. 
Edwards,  M.  I'.     South  st.,  P. 
QUIRK,  JOSEPH  P.    Myrtle  St. 

Painters— House. 
Dingman,  J.  F.  A  Son.     Hancock  st..  s. 
I  lurfee,  <  reo.  W.     Vine  si . 
Edwards,  M.  F.    South  St.,  P. 

Pound,  Albert  B     G ge  -t..  P. 

QUIRK,  JOSEPH  P.     Myrtle  st. 
Smith,  !•'.  P.     Taunton  si  . 

Painter    Sign. 
QUIRK,  JOSEPH  P.     Myrtle  st. 
Photographer. 
Pettee,  G.  Elmer.    Dedham  si 
Physicians. 
Burnett,  William  W.     South  st. 
Jenckes  d    Franklin.    South  st. 

Pleasure  Resort. 
LAKE  PEARL.  W.  1..  Enegren,  Prop'r.  See  front 
ci  i\  or. 

Poultry  Fanciers. 
Cobb.  Wendell  p     High  st. 
CONANT.  ROBERT  H.     High  St.,  P    Se< 
Hartmann,  Fred. ■rick.    Off  High  si 
Howard.  F    M.     William  st. 
Johnson.  Carl  A.    Myrtle  st. 
King  A  Whiting.    South  st..  1'. 
Marble,  David  J.     High  st. 
Maxey.  Virgil  w.    Messinger  st. 
Newell,  Elmer  F.     High  st. 


I    Iir^lllQ.     I  \Jl/HITIWn  \    WHITE    WYANDOTTE  AND    RHODE  ISLAND 

L»LH^IUi>     U.     Wni   I   ll\l>,         )         REDS  FOWLS  AND  ECjGS    FOR  SALE. 
WEST  ST.,  SHELDONVILLE,     MASS.    /   POULTRY    SUPPLIES    AND  LICE    KILLER. 


Dealer  In   Rhode    hland  Red,,        IIITIH^     I        WIJITINfi        \  POlLTKi    SUPPLIES 
and  VMiite  Wyandottes  Fowls.         Lvl>lUO    Li     TTfllllllUi     -  AND 

Eggs,  and  Chicks.  !  WEST  STREET,  SHELDOSVILLE,  MASS.  I         LICE    KILLER. 


4^ 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRKCTORV 


Shepard,  Frank  N.     Allen  St..  P. 

STEERE,  M.  W.  S,.uth.  cor.  West  Bacon.  Kh>.. 
Warren  st.,  P.    See  page  K5. 

Weber  Bn  is.    Dedham  st. 

WHITING,  LUCIUS  L.  West  st..  S.  See  mar- 
gin lines. 

YOUNG.  ANDREW  S.  Blakes  Hill.  P.   Seepage3 

Poultry  Supplies. 
WHITING,  LUCIUS  L.     West  st.,   S.     See  mar- 
gin lines. 

Printer  and  Engraver. 
BARDEN.  HARRY  E.    South  St.,  P.     See  mar- 
gin lines. 

Public  Carriage. 
Fisher,  L.  W.    Kendrick  st. 

Public  Telephone. 
At  Fisher's  Livery  Stable.    Kendrick  st. 

Real  Estate. 
Gilmore,  W.  K.    Franklin  st. 

Shoddy  Goods  Manufacturers. 
Glenw 1  Mills.    Mill  st. 

Soap  Manufacturers. 
Follett,  Levi  A.    Burnt  Swamp,  s 

Stables. 
Fisher.  L.  W.    Kendrick  st. 
MOORE,  CHARLES  N.    South  st..  P.    Seepage 

Stock  Farm. 
CONANT,  ROBERT  H.     Eighst.,P.    Seepage45. 

Straw  Goods  Manufacturer. 
Brown,  Daniel.     South  st. 


Taxidermist. 
CORBIN,  FRANK  0.     Southst.,P.    Seepage43. 

Teaming. 
Benuett.  Herbert  F.     South  st. 
MOORE,  CHARLES  N.     South  St..  P.    See  page 
42. 

Variety  Stores. 
Covell,  w.  A.    South  st..  P. 
Guild,  Mrs.  F.  I.    South  st. 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY,  E.  L.  C.     N.   E.   Agent.     100  High  st.. 
Boston.    See  page  3. 

Veterinary  Surgeon. 
Barstow.  Elisha  M.    East  st. 

Vinegar  Manufacturer. 
FISLER,  MRS.  EMILY  M.    South,  cor.  Cross  St., 

P.     See  page  4~. 

Watch  Repairing. 

Davis.  Sylvester  J.  M.     Bacon  sq..  P. 

Wheelwright. 
STEERE,  M.  W.    South,  cor.  West  Bacon.    Res 

Warren  st..  P.     See  page   )'- 

Wood  Dealers. 

(See  also  ( !oal  and  W I.) 

CONANT,  ROBERT  H.    High  st..  P.  See  page  15 
GUILD,  B.  H.    West  st.,  S.    See  page  14. 

Wood-  Sawed  to  Order. 
FISLER,  MRS.  EMILY  M.    South,  cor.  Cross  si 
P.    See  page  48. 


GEORGE  W.   WIGGIN, 
ATTORNEY   AND  COUNSELLOR  AT    LAW, 

HAY'S  BLOCK,  MAIN  STREET,  FRANKLIN,  MASS. 

Boston  office,  Room  726,  Tremont  Building  Tremont  Street. 

METCHLF    E.  POND(D,D,S„ 

DENTIST. 

ALL  KINDS  OR  GOLD  WORK  A  SPECIALTY. 
Exchange  Block,  Near  Central  Sq.,  Main  St.,  Franklin,  Mass. 

HERBERT  A.  BESSE,  D.  D.  S., 

DENTIST. 

OF-F-IGE  HOURS,  0.3  0  TO  12  JK.   M        ANDl  TO  5    F».  IVI . 

A.  B  FLITCHER  BUILDING.    MAIN  ST..   FRANKLIN.  MASS. 

ARTHUR     \A/.     MARTIN, 

PIANO,   ORGAN,CHAND    HARMONY. 

QUEEN  STREET.  FRANKLIN. 

SSssssS^  'j^mes  tx.  crta~nt,*  speSls!SI0N 


i  i ..  i  .I'.imi  i . 


f 


c/  \;v4/.  STRinr. 


VSIOSVILLE,  MASS. 


'INTERFERING  HORSES 


Lumber  of         0.  F.  MEJGflLF  &  SONS,    tt*»JttSS35S 

All     KindS.  FRAIMKLItM.    MASS         '  Canes.  Mill  Work. 

AND   REFERENCE    BOOK    i  >F   FRANKLIN.  49 


FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


Was  a  pari  of  Wreiil  ha mil  it  was  incorporated  a  town,  March  2,  1778,  and  named   in  honor 

of  the  distinguished  celebrity,  Dr.  Benjamin  Franklin.  Located  in  Norfolk  County,  twenty-seven 
and  a  half  miles  southwest  or  Boston,  on  the  Midland  and  Worcester  divisions  of  the  N.  Y..  N.  IF.  and 

Hartford  R.  R.     It  is  the  seat  of  Dean  Academy,  a  well-established  and  or f  the  must   thorough 

and  complete  preparatory  schools  in  New  England.  In  area  Franklin  rovers  -17:a  square  miles,  and 
is  the  eighty-fourth  place  of  importance  in  Massachusetts.  The  Charles  River  and  several  of  its 
branches  Mow  through  the  township,  affording  line  mill  sites  and  water  power.  The-  villages  of 
South  Franklin,  North  Franklin.  Wadsworth,  and  Uniotiville  are  within  its  borders.  Electric  cars 
give  direct  communication  with  Woonsocket,  K.  I..  Medway,  Medfleld,  Millis.  Dedham,  Boston,  Wren 
tham,  and  the  Attleboros,  to  Fawt  ucket  and  Providence,  and  to  Milford.  Natick,  and  South  Framing- 
ham.  Population.  U.  S.  census  1890,  4,831.  Statecensus  1895,  5,133.  Valuation,  real  estate.  82,430,300, 
personal  property.  $792,845.    Total.  $3,223,145.    Number  of  polls.  1278.    Kate  of  tax.  $15.00. 


FRANKLIN  POSTOFFICES. 

FRANKLIN. 

HENRY  A.  TALBOT,  Postmaster 
Office  hours  from  6:30  a.  m.  to  7:30  p.  m.    Saturdays  till  8:15  p.  m.    Sun  lays  9  to  10  a.  m. 
Money  order  department  hours  from  ti:8il  a.  m.  to  7:00  p.  m. 
Mails  open  :    7:15,  9:30,  11:50  a.  m..  1:30,  4:40,  5:10,  6:40  p.  m. 
Mails  close  :    8:50,  9:05,  11:80  a.  m..  4:15.  4:50,  7:15  p.  m. 
Sunday  mails  close  5  p.  m. 


WADSWORTH. 

E.  M.  wadsworth.  Postmaster. 
<  Ifflce  hours  8:00  a.  m.  to  5:80  p.  m. 
Mails  open  9:10  a.  m..  4:30  p.  m.  Mails  close  8:40  a.  m.,  1:20  p.  m 


UNIONVILLE. 

JOSEPH  SMITH.  Postmaster. 

(  Mtiee  hours  T  a.  ni.  to  9  p.  m. 

Mails  open  9:26  a.  m..  6:55  p.  m.  Mails  close  8:35  a.  m.,  4:00  p.  m. 

DEAN     ACADEMY, 

FRANKLIN.      N1ASS. 

An  endowed  boarding  school  for  both  sexes.  First-class  in  all  re- 
spects. A  new  and  commodious  gymnasium,  fitted  with  all  modern 
appliances,  has  just  been  completed.  Income  of  fund  expended  for 
the  benefit  of  the  pupils,  thereby  making  the 

TERMS     VERY     REASONABLE. 

Students  admitted  at  anytime.  For  further  particulars  and  Cata- 
logues apply  to 

ARTHUR  W.   PEIRCE,  A.  B.,  PRINCIPAL. 

FISHERS',  I  OiMI^V     IPURE  \  Are  used  ill  our 

Metcalf's  Block,  Main  Street,     ,^^T  TT^      „  T     x  ,  ^,^v^c-  "i  ICK    CREAM    and  SODA. 
FRANKLIN,  MASS.  iFRLIi       r  LA\  UKsl     Candy  fresh  every  day. 


HOME-MADE   CANDIES*  A.  E.  WINCHENBACH.  >  cigars* AsE^ikcco 
A  SPECIALTY. 


ALL  FRESHLY  MADE 


'      Central  Square.    FRANKLIN. 


50 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


A.  G.  DANA  6e  SON, 

PHARMACY,  DANA  BLOCK. 

The  Largest  Drug  Store   and   Stock 
in  Norfolk  County. 

Main  St.,   Opp.  Post  Office,  FRANKLIN. 

MRS.  A.  E.  KING, 
NURSE. 

6  Queen  St.,  Franklin,  Mass. 


HIS.  ELLH  F.  P1ETBHLF, 

(DRS.  W.  E.  BARRETT, 

TRAINED  NURSE, 

NURSE, 

WILL     ACCEPT    ALL      CASES. 

COR.    PLEASANT  AND   ALPINE   STS. 

FRAINCiLIIN,        -        -        MASS. 

15  Garfield  St., 

FRANKU1N.        -        MASS. 

JENNIE  PI.  GHRIST1BN. 

15.  MIME  F.  JACKSON, 

NURSE, 

NURSE, 

4    WEST    ST., 

27  Union  St.,  Franklin, Mass. 

Franklin,                Mass. 

P.  O.  BOX  371. 

JOHN    G 


-IVIEIR, 

CONTRACTOR  PlflSOI. 

MASONRY  AND 
STONEWORK 

In  all  Its  branches,  done  in  the 
Best  Possible  'Manner, 

Estimates  Furnished. 

Jobbing  Promptly  Attended  to. 
Re..dence^roge4rAve,   FRRHKLIN,  IMSS. 


Send   1 1 1  • 


end  me  your  >||»S     HI       A       RU^HftH     >  Summer  St., 

Work  If  you  wish  ith*«J.    iti.     a.      niuiivn,     Near  Wrentham   Line, 

Good    I  .nnwli  y.  |  HOME     LAUNDRY.  '     FRANKLIN,   MASS. 


LUMBER 


0"'.|).  F.  MfTCALF  &  SONS. '  s&,,S5'r:Si,..Mp°.u,,.v 

IMDS.     \  FRANKLIN,    MASS.  '        Cases,  Mill  Work. 


AM)   REFERENCE    BOOK    01    FRANKLIN. 


51 


FRANKLIN    CHURCHES. 


Baptist.     Firsl  Baptist  Church,  School  si..  Rev.  F.  B.  Sleeper,  Pastor 
Congregational.     First  Congregational  Church,  Main  st.,Rei    I    w    Sneath,  Pastor. 

smith  Franklin  Union  ( Jongregat  ional  <  Ihurch,  Washington  st. 
Episcopal.    St.  John's  Episcopal  Church,  services  at  First  Baptist  Church,  Rev,  Q.  W.  Miner,  Rector. 
Methodist  Episcopal.     Franklin  M.  E.  Church,  Central  st.,  Rev.  S.  a   Cook,  Pastor. 

Roman  Catholic.    St.  Mary's  R.  C.  Church,  Beaver, -.Main    Rev,  M    .1    Lee,  Pastor;  Rev.  M    J. 

Sullivan.  ( lurate. 
Universalist.  -  l-'irst  Universalis)  Church,  Main  st  ,  Re    D.  M.  1 1< ■■  lu''-.  Pastor, 
Chapel.— Union  Chapel,  Unionville,  supplied  from  Franklin, 

FRANKLIN   INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  HIBERNIANS.    Division  No.  8.— Meets  first    Sunday   aften 1  and   third 

Thursday  evening  of  each  month  at  A.  O.  II.  Hall,  Morse's  Block  Central  Square. 
Ladles' Auxiliary,  Division  No.  8.  A.  0.  H.    Meets  s< nd  and  fourtb   Friday  evenings  of 

each  month  at  Foresters'  Hall,  Central  Square. 
ANCIENT   ORDER    UNITED    WORKMEN.     Fidelity    Lodge.    No.   41.     Meel nd  and   fourth 

Thursday  evenings  ol  each  month  at  I.  1  >.  1  >.  F.  Hall.  Depot  st 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC.     Franklin  Post,  No.  60,  G.  A.  R.    -Meets  second  and  fourth 

Monday  evenings  of  each  month  at  Gr.  A.  R.  Hall,  East  st. 
SONS  OF  VETERANS.    Gen.   Wm.    F.  Draper  Camp,  No. 

Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  < 1.  A.  R.  Hall. 
WOMEN'S  REL1EFC0RPS.— Franklin  Corps,  No.  89,  W. 

evenings  of  each  month  at  G-.  A.  R.  Hall,  East  st. 
IMPROVED  ORDER  OF  RED  MEN.-Wonewok  Tribe,   No.   83,   I. 

fourth  Mondays  of  eaoh  month  at  Red  Men's  Hall,  Main  st. 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD  FELLOWS.     King  David  Lodge,  71,  I.  0.  0.  F.     A ts  every 

Wednesday,  at  I.OJ  >.  F.  Hall,  Depot  st. 
Daughters  of  Rebekah.— Lady  Franklin  Lodge,  No.  66,  D.  ofR.    Meets  second  and  fourth 

Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  [.  O.  O.  I".  Hall,  Depot  st. 
MASONIC— A.  F.  &  A.  M.,  Excelsior  Lodge.— Regular  communications  first    Monday   of   each 

month  at  Masonic  Hall,  Main  st. 
Miller  Royal  Arch  Chapter.-  Stated  convocations  sei I  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  Masonic 

Hall.  Main  st. 
Order  Eastern  Star.  Fern  Chapter,  No.  46.— Meets  first    Wednesday  of  each  month  at 

Masonic  Hall.  Main  st. 
MASSACHUSETTS   CATHOLIC    ORDER   OF  FORESTERS. -Griffin   Court,   No.    66.— Meets    first 

and  third  Wednesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  Foresters'  Hall.  <  !entral  Square. 
NEW  ENGLAND  ORDER  OF  PROTECTION.     Norfolk  Lodge.  No.  257.     Meets  second  and  fourth 

Wednesday  evening  of  each  month  at  Red  Mens  Hall,  Main  st. 
ORDER  UNITED  AMERICAN  MECHANICS.-  Benjamin  Franklin  Council.  No.  47.     Meets  every 

Tuesday  evening  at  Red  Men's  Hall,  Main  st. 
PATRONS  OF  HUSBANDRY.    Franklin  Grange,  No.   144.     Meets  at  Central  Square  Hall. 
UNITED  ORDER  OF  PILGRIM  FATHERS.- Gov.  Winslow  Colony,  No.  84.— Meets  firstand  third 

Thursday  evenings  of  each  month  at  I.  O.  < ».  F.  Hall.  Depot  st. 


44,  S.  of  V.    Meets  first   and  third 
East  st. 

R.    C.— Meets   first   and   third   .Moii. lay 

0.  R.  M.    Meets  second    and 


VESIE'S 

STUDIO. 

Photography  in  all  its  Branches. 

Crayons,  Water  Colors, 
Pastels. 

All   work   wan-anted  and  prices   reasonable. 

Picture  Frames 

made  to  order  from  latest  pattern 
mouldings.  A  good  line  of  easels  and 
framed  pictures  always  on  hand. 

GEO.    L.     VESIE, 

PHOTOGRAPHER, 

Central  Square,  Franklin,  Mass. 


ICE  CREAM    SODA    FRESH  CANDY 

FISHER'S,    MAIN    ST.,    FRANKLIN. 


ice  cream  and. .a.  |. WWGHENBACK»*r~5&5Sa«SS1 

COLD   SODA    AT     I  Central  Square,         FRAHKLIN.  >  TOYS  and  BALL  GOODS. 

ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 

W.  DINSMORE,       FRANKLIN.  MASS. 

Dealer  in 


Wall  Papers, 
Paints,  Oi 


CARRIAGE 

PAINTING 

and       ^R-    M  In  All  Their 

Artists'  Materials. 

EVERYTHING   FIRST-CLASS. 

ALFRED  FARRINGTON, 

Furniture,    Garpets,  Stoves,  and  Ranees. 

CROCKERY,  GLASSWARE,  and 

COOKING  OTENSILS. 

Lirfejt  line  in  tbis  vicinity  of 

Will  Pipers  ind  Window  $bid?s. 

5p?ciil  A?eot  for 

QUAKER    RAN0E5  iod   STflNPftRP 
BLUE  ELAflE  OIL  STOVES. 

Free    Delivery     of  all    Goods.       Funeral 
Director  and  Undertaker. 


c  tr  im -j- ip»  a  l_  square 


r=-Rr. 


MRS   M     \.  miiflOM.       y  i  -  ,  ^.  ,   - 
woHh     (  Ml  Mi    FOfl    UNO     '"   1  CN  li, 

HTIHWO  \  ALL     HAND    WORK, 


SIMMER  STREET. 
,     NEAR   WRENTtlAM    LINE. 
'  FRANKLIN.  MASS. 


WILL/AM      M       JACKSON    I  furniturerepairing  in  all  its  branches 
UNDER  P0ST0FF.CE.DEP0TST..FRANKUN.  MASS.'  BY  COMPETENT  WORKMAN. 


SCISSORS    GROUND    AND    SAWS    FILED. 


AND    1:1:1  I  l;i.\<  I.    lioOK    OF    I  KANKUN. 


:-:; 


FRANKLIN  ELECTRIC  EIRE  ALARM. 


BOX. 

(i.    Corner  ( Iross  and  ( !en1  ral  st  reets, 
8.    Central  street,  head  of  Sum  hut  street. 
13.    Corner  Emmons  and  Main  st  reets. 

S3.    Arlington    street,    near   corner    Wachusetl 

street. 

34.    Nason's  Crossing. 
82.    Corner  Union  and  Central  streets. 
11.     Union    street,    near     Heaver,    opposite    St. 
Mary's  ( Ihurch. 


BOX. 

13,    Corner  of  Garfield  and  Crescent  streets. 

Two  Blasts    Fire  out. 

1 Blast     Testing  appai 

DIRECTN  INS  F<  »B  GIVING  AN  AI.AKM. 

Being  sure  thai  a  Are  actually  exists,  ^'"  to  the 
nearest  box,  unlock,  pull  down  the  h'»'k  and  lei 
go.  The  apparatus  works  automatical!}  t  !lose 
the  box  and  remain  until  the  firemen  arrive  to 
direcl  them  t<>  scene  of  the  Are. 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARE 


BETWEEN  BOSTON  AND  FRANKLIN. 

DISTANCE  ~ri.,   MILES. 

Onemonth $13  75 

Twomonths 30  63 

Three  months j;   50 

Children  under  18 years  of  age,  <>ne  half 
above  rates 


Children  between  5  and   12  years   of   aye. 
single  fare 

Five  ride  tickel 2  75 

Single  ride  ticket   69 


The  communtation  tickets  are  for  one,  two,  and  three  months  only,  commencing  any  week  daj 
c.st  i.f  1000-mile  ticket,  $20.00. 


FRANKLIN 
ELECTRIC  STREET  CAR  SERVICE. 

MILFORD,  ATTLEBORO,  AND  WOONSOCKET  STREET  RAILWAY. 

Cars  leave  FRANKLIN  for  W<  >ONS<  »CKET  at  6:30,  7:00,  7:30,8:00,  8:30  a.  m.,  then  every  half  hour. 

Cars  leave  FRANKLIN  for  YVKENTHAM.  ATTLEBORo.  and  PAWTUOKET  at  6:30    i 
8:00,  8:30  a.  m.,  then  every  half  hour. 

Cars  leave  FRANKLIN  for  MILFORD  at  6:30,  7:00,  7:30,  8:00,  8:30a.  m..  then  every  half  hour. 

MEDWAY  AND  FRANKLIN  STREET  RAILWAY. 

Cars  leave  FRANKLIN  for  MEDWAY.  (connecting  with  ears  for  Medfleld.  Dedham,  and  Boston  i 
at  6:30,  ~>  :00,  7:30,  8:00,  8:30  a.  m.,  then  every  half  hour. 

WHEN  YOU  NEED  PRESCRIPTIONS  FILLED, 

Any   kind   of   Patent   Medicines,   Toilet   Articles.    Perfumery,    I'orket    Hooks, 
Stationery,    or    anything   from    a   first-class  drug    store,    call    on  us. 

HOT  HND  COLD  SODR.  THE  BEST  IN  TOWN. 
FINE  CIGARS.  TOBACCO,  flNO  CONFECTIONERY. 
BAKER'S  HND  LOWNEYS  CHOCOLATES  ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 

PUBLIC  TELEPHONE  STATION. 

ALBERT  C.  MASON,  Druggist, 


Ice  Cream  Soda.        ( 
Fresh  Candy  Every  Day.  \ 


ICECREAM 


-  MKTCALl'S     BLOCK, 
I      Main  St.,   Franklin. 


CREAM     BY      THE     PLATE)       A        P.     WINCHENBACH,      I  MANUFACTURER     OF 

OR  MEASURE.  ■  vy  tn\,iMcni3/\\,iM,     j     CO  N  FECTION  ER  Y, 

All  Flavors.  Richest  in  Town.*  ICE      CREAM       PARLORS.  '  Central  Square.      -       FRANKLIN. 


54 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


IM 


IHOU 


COR.   MAIN   AND    CRESCENT  STS. 

Accommodations  First-Class.  Board  by  the  Day  or  Week. 

SPECIAL  RATES  TO  PERMANENT  GUESTS.  ELECTRIC  LIGHT  AND  STEAM  HEAT. 

Situated  on  the  highest  land  in  town.     Four  minutes'  walk  from  the  depot.    Free  carriage  to  house. 


S.  T.  CAPRON,  Prop'.. 


FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


WATERMAN'S  STEAM  LAUNDRY. 

FRANKLIN,  MASS. 
We  do  the  BEST  work  that  can  be  done. 

If  you  have  not  tried  us,  do  so  at  once. 

Work  called  for  and  delivered  in  MEDF1ELD.  MEDWAV,  and  MILL1S. 


WINSLOW'S 

FRANKLIN,  UNIONVILLE,    AND    BOSTON 

EXPRESS. 

A  General  Express  Business  Between  Franklin 

and  Boston.      Commissions  Promptly 

Executed. 

Teaming  and  Tracking  and  Furniture 

Hoving    Promptly    Done    by    Experienced 

"Help. 

OFFICE,  UNDER  POSTOFFICE,  FRANKLIN. 
BOXES   AT  OSBORNS  TWO  STORES,  UNIONVILLE. 

15    MERCHANTS'    ROW. 
139    KINGSTON    ST. 


BOSTON    OFFICES 


RAZEE'S 

TEAMING,  JOBBING,  AND 

BAGGAGE  TRANSFER. 

Furniture  *od   Piatoo   COoving. 

Office    at    SENTINEL    OFFICE,     Depot  St. 
Residence, 4  RugglesSt.,  FRANKLIN. 


JOHND.HATCH, 

HORSESHOER  and 
GENERAL   BLACKSMITH. 

EAST   ST., 
Franklin,         -         Mass. 


HILLSIDE  FARM. 

WARREN  H.  BRIGHT,  Prop'r. 

DEALER     IN 

WOOD,  LUMBER, 
and  FERTILIZERS. 

Vegetables  in  their  Season. 

Central  St.,  FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


McCABE   6c  CODY, 

CHOICE  FH7VULY  GROCERIES- 

IN/IEATS         AND  PROVISIONS. 

AGENTS    EOR  UNION  ST.    COR.  COTTAGE, 

B.   M    C.   PL>OUR. FRANKLIN,  MASS. 

J.    H.   RIORDAN, 

■»«?£"-     FINE  FOOTWEHR. 

So/0    imnt  for  the  CRAWFORD  Shoe  for   Men  and  MI/PAH  Shoe  for  Ladies. 


Repairing  Neatly  Done. 


Main  St.,  FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


all  work  noNE  by  ,  mrS.   M.    A.     BIGELOW,  \  M       Summer  St. 

HAND.  Near  Wrentham   Line, 

VOIR     r-\IUON\l,l      SOIK  ITcl).  *  HOME     LAUNDRY.  I 


Franklin,   Mass. 


Antiaue  Furniture !      mum  «•  mm- 

H 1 1 1 1 1|  U  C    I  III  IIIUIIG.  \  Under   Postoffice,    Depot  St.,    Franklin, 


\  Special   Attention  Given  to  Restor- 
ing and    RenrnishlDg,  With  Trim- 
Mass.  '  mings  to  Match. 


AND    KKKKKKNi   K    HooK    OF    IKANKUN. 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 

BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 

OF-  — 

FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


ABBREVIATIONS  :    U.,  Unionville  :  W.,  Wadsworth. 


Academy. 
DEAN  ACADEMY.    Main  st.    See  page  19. 

Artists'  Materials. 
DINSMORE,  W.    CentralSq.    Seepage53 

Asphalt  Roofing. 
STEVENS,  ROSWELL  K.    Dean  ave.    Seepage 
(30. 

Auctioneers. 
Corsou.  David  W.  X'  Co.    13  Emmons. 
WHITAKER,  LEWIS  R.    •-'  Morse's  Block. 

Baggage  Express. 
RAZEE'S  TEAMING,  JOBBING,  AND  BAGGAGE 
TRANSFER.     Sentinel  office,   Depot   st.    See 

WINSLOW'S   BOSTON,    FRANKLIN,  AND    UN- 
IONVILLE  EXPRESS.     Depot    st.    See    page 

54. 

Bakers. 
Fairfield,  W.  A.  Central  Sq. 
Marouey  Bros.    Central  Sq. 

Bands  and  Orchestras. 
Franklin  Brass  Band.     Central  st. 
Partridge  Fife  and  Reed  Band,     opera  Hoi  we. 

Banks. 
Benjamin  Franklin  Savings  Bank.     Union,  cor. 

( lentral. 
Dean  Co..  Operative  Bank.    Ray's  Block.     Main 

St. 

FRANKLIN    NATIONAL  BANK.      Kays   Block, 
Main  st. 

Barbers. 
Feeley,  P.  D.    Main  st. 
.Ionian,  William.     Main  st. 
King,  E.  E.    Central  Sq. 
Ochee,  G.  H.     CentralSq. 
Reed  &  Blanchard.    Main  >i. 

Bicycle  Dealers  and  Sundries. 

Hills.  W.  A.     Central  Sq, 
IRWIN,  R.  G.     Central  Sq. 
Leslie.  A.  L.,agt.    CentralSq. 
Stewart,  ('has.  L.     Union  st. 
WILLOBY,  G.  H.     Main  st. 

Bicycle  Repairing. 
Hills.  F.  L.    CentralSq. 
IRWIN,  R.  G.    CentralSq. 


Bill  Poster. 
Pari  ridge,  G.  I.    <  lentral  Sq. 

Billiards  and  Pool. 
Riley,  B.    Central  Sq. 

Blacksmiths. 
See  also  Hi  irsesb-i  >ei  - 
Bassett,  John.    Union  si . 
GRANT,  JAMES  A.     Central  St.,  U.    s.-e  margin 

lines. 
HATCH,  JOHN  D.     Fast  st.    See  page  54 
i;  igers,  F.  A.    r.  Cottage  st. 
Went/el.  Solomon  L.     Pond  st. 

Boarding  Houses. 
Arm. Id.  Mrs.  P.  31.     59-61  Central. 
Coleman,  31rs.  31.  F.    89  Union. 
Fish.  Mrs.   H.  31.     I  Jr.  .vest,.  W. 
Foster.  31rs.  c.  W.    Washington  St.,  W. 
JORDAN.  C.   D.     Central  si 
Keiiev.  Mrs.  Honora,     135  Union. 
Mason,  Mrs.  C.  W.    38  Union. 
McFadden,  Benj.    Nason  st. 
Tebault.  Mrs.  Louisa.    Union  st 

Bobbin  Holders. 
Murdock  &  Geb  Co.    McCarthy  st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 
i  larter,  ( >.  B.    Main  st. 
Lesure,  J.  F.    <  lentral  st. 
31. .ran.  D.  )'.     Main  st. 
RIORDAN.  J.  H.    Main  st.    See  page  54. 
Williams,  Uriah.    9  31. -earthy. 

Boot  and  Glove  Linings  Manufacturers. 
FRANKLIN  KNITTING  CO.     Factory,  r  Cottage 
extension. 

Box  Manufacturers. 
METCALF,  0.  F.  &  SONS.    Central  st.   See  mar- 
gin lines. 

Butter,  Cheese,  and  Eggs. 
Abbott,  s.  s.    135  Main. 

Carpets,  Oil  Cloths.  Etc. 
FARRINGTON,  ALFRED.    Centrals.)    Seepage 
52 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Maker. 
BUCK,  A.  E.    Chauncy  st.,  Mansfield.  Seepage 

STEWART,  R.  A.     Eas 


ICECREAM.  /FISHER'S,    METCALPS   BL'K,  C  KL  VVOKS  U8ED  IN 

FRESH  CANDY. \  MAIN  ST.,  FRANKLIN.  Iiceckkamorsoda. 


Ice  Cream  Soda,         /^.    £.     WINCHENBACH' S,  J  lce    Cream'  Fruit'  Nuts'  8nd 
Cool    Drinks,     at  *  CENTRAL  SQUARE,    FRANKLIN.  I        Home-Made   Candies. 


5fl 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


Carriage  Repository. 
Henry  R.     1  '<jan  ave. 

Cattle  Inspector. 
King,  William  F.     Acorn  l'l. 

Chiropodist. 
;  .  Mrs.  E.  F.     9  Maple. 

Cider  Manufacturer. 
McPharland,  .lames.    Centra]  Sq. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
BATCHELOR,  J.  W.    Main,cor.  Central. 
DANA,  A.  C.  &  SON.     Dana's   Block,    Main    St. 

See  pageo 
IOMBARD,  FELIX.    Union,  cor.  Cottage. 
MASON.  A.  C.     Fletcher's  Block,  Main  st.     See 


pa* 


See 


McCABE  &  CODY.     Union,  cor.   Cottage, 
page  54. 

Kilev.  B.     Central  sq. 

WINCHENBACH,  A.  E.    Central  Sq.    See  mar 
gin  lines. 

Civil  Engineer. 
Tat't.  s,  c.    Main.  cor.  Crescent. 

Clothing  and  Men's  Furnishings. 
Burns,  .1    M.     Main  st. 
( larter,  <  >.  B.    Main  st. 
Mark-.  Isaac.     Main  st. 

Coal  and  Wood. 

Bourbeau,  < ; 'ge.    Union  st. 

Haggart,  a.m.    <  Ientral  st. 
Kay.  J.  F.     Depol  -I 

rtli.  E.  M.    Wadswortb  station,  W. 
Collector  of  Rents. 
BULLOCK,  H.  M.    Main  st.    Seepage60 

Confectionery. 
BATCHELOR,  J.  W.    Main,  cor.  Central. 
I  '•  .rl.in.   i  His  (  '.     Central  Sq. 
DANA,  A.  C.  &  SON.     Dana's   Block,   Mam   st. 


See 


See  page  aO. 
FISHER,  J.  E.    Main  st.    See  margin  lines. 
LOMBARD,  FELIX.    Union,  cor.  Cottage. 
MASON,  A.  C.    Fletcher's  Block,  Main  st. 

WINCHENBACH,  A.  E.    Central  Sq.    See  mai 

gin  line-. 

Confectioners    Manufacturers. 
Briggs,  C.  A.     Peel 
FISrlER.J.  .E     Main  st.     See  margin  lines. 

Contractors    Carpenters. 
'  look,  Bliss.     Lincoln  st . 
Dauphini  ■    I     1 1      ■  Iross  Bt. 
DAUPHiNEE,  GEORuE  M.     188  Central 

DUDLEY.  F.  E.     Union,  cor.  Centra 

'•II      s.| I  st. 

William  A.     Elm  st. 
Higginn,  .1    ll      Maple  st. 
w      ( Ientral  st. 
Murphy  John.    '!i  Pleasant 

■  i     25  Dean  ave 
STEVENS.    ROSWELL    K.      Shop,    Dean    ave 

Contractors    Masons. 
CORBIN,  CHARLES  H.   Central  cor  Cro 

erst. 
ill  st. 
!  ■  Pli  ..  ant, 
PALmli;  JOHN  B.    • 


See 


See  page 


Contractor 

Mel  arthj    .1    J      Mi •■ 


Railroad. 


Contractor— Roofer. 
STEVENS,    ROSWhLL    K.      Shop,    Dean    ave. 
Res.,  5  Queen.    See  page  60. 

Crockery  and  Glassware. 
( !n  iwninshield,  Walter  E.    Main  st . 
FAKRINGTON,  ALFRED.    Central  Sq.  Seepage 

Dancing  Teacher. 
Razee,  Nellie  T.     41  Central. 

Decorator. 
DINSMORE,  W.     Central  Sq.     See  page  52. 

Dentists. 
ABBOTT,  E.  C.    Main  st. 
BESSE,  HERBERT  A.     A.  B.  Fletcher  Building, 

Main  st.     See  page  48. 

POND,  METCALF  E.     Exchange  Blk.,  Main  st. 

See  page  48. 

Deputy  Sheriff. 
FITZPATRICK,  J.  B.    l    Morse's  Rlk..  Central 
Sq.    See  page  ~. 

Diamonds. 
GUILD.  FRANK  W.  Opposite postoffice, Main  st. 
WILLOBY,  G.  H.     Main  st. 

Dressmakers. 
Blake.  Miss  Alice  V.    4-J  Cottage. 
Brown,  Cynthia  J.    Alpine,  cor.  School. 
Cullen,  Mrs.  M.  J.    77  School. 
Daniels,  Hattie  A.    Pond  st. 
Darling,  Miss  Hattie  A.     Lincoln  st. 
Dearhorn,  Mrs.  L.  K.    Main  st. 
Dorris,  Mrs.  M.  A.    3  Ray. 
Eddy,  Miss  Julia  M.    School  st. 
Harris,  Mrs.  M.  E.    6  High. 
Holbrook,  Mrs.  Lena.     14  School. 
Hnssey.  Mrs.  J.  F.    3  Dean  ave. 
Jillson,  Miss  A.ldie  a.    Central,  cor.  East. 
Metcalf,  Miss  M.  A.    138  Main. 
Druggists. 
DANA,  A.  C.  &  SON.     Main  st.     See  page  50. 
MASON,  ALBERT  C.    Main  st.    See  page  58. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
Hosford,  .T.  K.     Main  st. 
Nye.  Nathan  ( '.     Main  st. 
Sanborn,  Marston.    Main  st. 

Eggs  for  Hatching. 
HOWLAND  &  CANNEY.     Prospecl  St.,  W.    See 
page  60. 

Electrician. 
I >avis,  F.  L.    Summer  st. 

Electric  Light  Co. 
Union  Electric  Light  Co.    I  Iff  ( Ientral  sq. 

Engraving. 
CARR,  W.  H.    Cottage  st.    See  front  cover. 

Express  Companies. 
viuni-  I-: x press  Company.    At  N,  Y.,N.H.  &  II 

It.  R.  station. 
McPharland's    Franklin    and    Woonsockel    Es 

press,    i  lent  ral  sip 
RAZEE'S    TEAMING,    JOBBING,     AND     BAG- 
GAGE TRANSFER.     Sentinel  office,  Depot  st. 

See    pa 

WINSLOW'S      BOSTON,      FRANKLIN,      AND 
UNIONVILLE    EXPRESS.     Office,  Depot   st., 

iiinler  po-i.  ifflce       See  page  .M. 

Eggs  for  Hatching. 

HOWLAND  &  CANNEY.     Bros t   m  .  W.     See 

,   r.ii 

Felt  Manufacturers. 

\ iie.i  n    I'll   Co     *  Frank  lin    mill,  i       Alpine 

Place 


Hon..     I   .,ni. .Ii  J 

\  ll  Hand  W  ...  It,  Ordnn 
■  ailed  for  and  ret  .■  >  ■.•  .1 


MRS.  M.  A.  BIGELOW,  fUM^NTlTARMEELVEAR 

NO  MACHINERY  TO  TEAR.       I  FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


Furniture 


/    \A^II_I_IAM     H.    JACKSON,    I  Mattresses  Made  Over 

UNDER    POSTOFFICE,  < 

Upholstered.  \         depot  ST..  franklin,  mass.         '  and  Renovated. 

AND   REFERENCE  BOOK  OF    FRANKLIN.  .7 


Fertilizers. 
Haggart,  a.  M.    Centralst. 

Hosie,  ( I 'ge  S.    6  Peck. 

Ray,  .lames  i<      Depot  8t. 

Fish  Dealers. 
Paine,  E.  E.  &  Son.    Central  sq. 

Florists. 
KING,  MRS.  WILLIAM  F.     Acorn  pl.,offChest- 

SLADE,  WALTER.     Central  st. 

Fruit  and  Confectionery. 

<  'ataldo.  A.  .1.  !■'.     <  'entral  sq. 
I  Sole,  Frank.    I  lenl  ral  st , 
Labardie,  Adolph.    Central  St.,  U. 
WINCHENBACH,  A.  E.    Central  sq.     See  mar 

Kill  lilies. 

Zunino  &  Gregori.    Main  st. 

Fruit  Grower. 
PORTER,  C.  W.    Maplest. 

Furniture  and  Carpets. 
FARRINGTON,  ALFRED.    Central  sq.   Seepage 

I  [art  i  inaim.  I'..  I".    Depot  st. 
JACKSON,  WM.  H.    Under postofflce,  Depoi  st. 
Sec  margin  lines. 

Furniture  and  Piano  Movers. 
Jewett.  K.  R.     41  Central. 

RAZEE'S  TEAMING,  JOBBING,  AND  BAGGAGE 
TRANSFER.  Sentinel  office.  Depot  st.  See 
page  54. 

Furniture  Repairer. 
JACKSON,  WM.  H.     Depot  St.,  under  P.  ( >.   See 
margin  lines. 

Gauze  Bandage  Manufacturers. 
WORCESTER    GAUZE    BANDAGE    CO.      Dean 

ave.      See  page  2. 

Grocers— Retail. 

I'.i vMialuiii  Crocery  Co.     Main  st. 

Bullukian  Harry,    Central  sq. 

Chilson.  A.  B,     Depot  st. 

Kales.  C.  L.  &  Co.     Main  st. 

LOMBARD,  FELIX.    Union,  cor.  Cottage. 

McCABE  &  CODY.     Union,  cor.   Cottage.    See 

page  54. 
McKinnon,  J.  B.    Central  sq. 
Osborne.  F.  E.     Centralst..  U. 
Peck  &  Field.     1  Main. 
Shumsky,  Henry.     Union,  cor.  Bever. 
Unionville  Cash  Grocery.    Central  st. 

Hardware. 
Hosie  Bros.    Depot  st. 

Harness  Maker. 
Kniiib.  Geo.    <  lentral  st. 

Hay,  Grain,  and  Straw. 
Haggart,  A.  M.     Central  st. 
METCALF,    0.    F.    &    SONS.      Centralst.      See 

margin  lines. 
Stetson,  ii  s.    Maple  st, 

Horseshoers. 

i  See  alsi  i  Blacksmiths,  i 

GRANT,  JAMES  A.      Centralst..!'.    See  mar 

gin  lines. 
HATCH,  JOHN  D.    East  st.    See  page  54. 

<  rsuilivan.  1>.  F.    r.  of  Central  sq. 

Hotels. 
CRESCENT  HOUSE.    S.  T.  Capron,  Prop'r.  Main 

cor.  Crescent.     See  page 54. 
Franklin  House.     Union,  cor.  Central. 
HOTEL  BRIGGS.     Main  st. 
NEW  CENTRAL  HOUSE.     Depot  st. 


Ice  Cream  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 
FISHER,  J.  E.     Main  st.    See  margin  11m 
WINCHENBACH,  A.  E.    Central  sq.     See  mar- 
gin lilies. 

Ice  Dealers. 
Elm  Farm  Ice  <  !o.    Central  st.,  U 
Spring  Pond  tee  « !o.     Washing! 

Insurance. 
BULLOCK,  H.  M.     Main  st.    Seepa 
GALLIVAN   &  FITZPATRICK.     I  M 

( lentral  sq.     See  page  2 
•lenks,  II.  K.     Depot  st . 
Stewart,  Chas.  W     Union  st. 
WHITAKER,  LEWIS  R.    2  Morse's  Bloc! 

tral  sq. 
Woodward,  I',  a.    Main  st. 

Jewelers. 
GUILD,  FRANK  W.     Main  St.,  opposite  P  O. 
HEYWOOD,  GEO.  W.    25  Summer. 
Leslie,  A.  L,    i  Agt,  I    <  lentral  sq. 
WILLOBY,  G.  H.     Main  st. 

Kennels. 
Longest,  C.  A.     Union  st. 

Knitting    Mill. 
FRANKLIN  KNITTING  MILL.    Cottages! 
Laundries. 

BIGELOW,    MRS.    M.  A.     Summer  St.,    near 

Wrenthani    line.     See  margin  lines. 
WATERMAN'S     STEAM    LAUNDRY.      Central 
sq.     See  page  54. 

Lawyers. 

Doe,  Orestes  T.     Main  st. 

MARTIN,  ALBERT  H.     Ray's  Block.    Main  st. 

RUGGLES,  H.  E.    Room 5,  Morse's  Block.    Cen- 
tral sq.    See  page  2. 

WIGGIN,  GEORGE  W.    Ray's  Block,    Mains, 
See  page  48. 

Libraries. 
BATCHELOR,  J.  W.  Main,  a 
DEAN  ACADEMY  LIBRARY. 

Public  Library.     HI  lean  ave. 

Lithographers. 
Keliotype  Printing  Co.    Fisher  st. 

Lumber. 

Allen,  1  im.  A.      Suinnier  st. 

BRIGHT,    WARREN   H.    Central  st.    s,e   page 

54. 
King,  Willie  W.     Acorn   Place. 
METCALF,     0.    F.   &     SONS.     Central    st.     See 

margin  lines 

Tower.  William  E.      <  iTOVe  st . 

Lunch  Rooms. 

l'atio.  F.  A.     Central  sq 

Lunch  Wagons. 

Fairfield,  W.  a.    Main  st. 
Knowlton,  William  E.     Central  sq. 

Machinists. 
i  laik  Machine  <£  Foundry  Co.      Union,  cor.  Cot- 
tage. 
Rose,  James  I'     Mam  si . 

Market  Gardener. 
BRIGHT,  WARREN  H.      Centralst.     See   page 

54. 

Masons. 
See  <  lontractors    Masons 


r.  Central. 
Main  st. 


DRY  WOOD  AND  KINDUNGS 

Constantly     on     Hand. 


T.  B.  AI,I,EN, 


*  School,  Corner  Union  St., 


FRANKLIN,  MASS- 


Allen's  Wood  and  Kindlings  Are  Always  Dry  and  Ready  to  Burn 

Delivered  Free.  School,  cor.  Union  St.  Franklin,  Mass. 


58 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Meats  and  Provisions. 

Chilson,  A.  B.  Depot  st. 
Emerson,  G.  E.  Main  st. 
McCABE  &  CODY.     Union,  cor.   Cottage.    See 

page  54 
Richardson,  F.  M.    Centra]  sq. 
Scott,  W.  t:.    Summer  st. 

Medical  and  Surgical  Glassware. 
WORCESTER  GAUZE  BaNDAGE  CO.  Dean  ave. 
See  page  8. 

Merchant  Tailors. 
Darling  Bros.    Main  st. 
Johnson,  Nels.    Main  st. 

Milk  Dealers. 
ADAMS,  JAMES  F.    Lincolnst.    See  page  60. 
ALLEN,  C.  M.    Summer  st. 
Bacon,  G  W.     Klin  st. 
Bartlett,  Berberl  K.     Partridge  si 
Boucher,  .1. .s.-pli  K.    Union  st. 

Walter.    Central  st. 
Daniels,  Lucius  W.    Pond  st. 
Elm  Kami  Milk.    Central  st..  U. 

n  II      Maple  st. 
Love,  '  lharles  T.    King  st. 

Mill  Leather  Supplies. 
Milliken,  L.  W.    Central  st. 

Milliner. 
Gallivan,  Miss  M.  K.     Main  st. 

Musical   Instruments. 
Trowbridge,  F.  A.     Main  st. 

Music  Teachers. 
Griffin,  Mrs.  I>  <■     94  Main. 
Hosie.  Mi-  Jessie  M     '-i  Dean  ave 

La hi.  Mi—  Mary  K     Arlington  st. 

MARTIN,  ARTHUR  W.    I  Piano,  organ,  and  har- 
mony. '    Queen  si ,    See  page  IS 
Mason.  Carrie  C.    *•">  Cottar'. 
Razee,  Bertha  B.     li  Central 
si-. .it.  Charles  P.    Dean  Academy. 
Tracy,  Miss  M.  T.     Summer  si. 

Newsdealer  and  Periodicals. 
BATCHELOR,  J.  W.     Mam.  cor.  Central. 

Newspaper    Weekly. 
FRANKLIN  SENTINEL.     Depot  St.      See  page  6. 

Nurses. 
Barnes,  Mrs   L  M     IS  Garfield. 
BARRETT.  MRS.  W.  E.    15 Garfield.     Seepage 

I.      A  I     ML .11    -I 

M -  :■•■     141  ( lentral 

CHRISTIAN.  MISS  JENNIE.   '4  West.    Seepage 

1 1      \  bbie     I  '-H  Ling  Place 
Eunn         ' ;  I  ■  hi  r.'i  I 
JACKSON.  MINNIK  P.     27Union      8eepage50. 
KING,  MRS.  A.  E.    6  Queen     BeepageRO. 
<  loj  M      \.-..ni  Place 

i i  line  s      \.-..i  n  Place 

mi  K  Al  I  .  MRS.  ELLA  F.  Pleasant,  cor  Alpine. 

iv, , ii,. i, ,,i    Mrs   Helen  M     0  Union 

Nursery  Stock. 

Gil '•      \     I      Pi  ■ 


Opticians. 
Brown.  O.  S.     13  Emmons. 
HEYWOOD,  GEO.  W.    85  Summer. 

Painters- Carriage. 
DINSMORE,  W.    Central  sq.    See  page  58. 
McDermott,  J.  H.    44  Cottage. 

Painters— House. 
DINSMORE,  W.    CentralSq.    See  page  52. 

Geb.  J.  A.     West.  cor.  Xasou. 

Hutchingson,  J.  T.    9  Arlington. 

Mann.  H.  W.     Crocker  ave. 

ROBINSON,    J.    K.    &    SON.     Central    St.     See 

page  60. 
Spence  &  Granger.    Depot  st. 

Painters— Sign. 
DINSMORE,  W.    Central  Sq.    See  page  52. 
ROBINSON,    J.    K.    &    SON.     Central    st.     See 
page  60. 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Glass. 
DINSMORE,  W.     Central  sq.    See  page  52. 

Paper  Hangers. 
DINSMORE,  W.    Central  sq.    See  page  58. 
ROBINSON,  J.  K.  &  SON.   Central  st.    See  page 
60. 

Perfumes  -Lazell's. 
DANA,  A.  C.&  SON.     Dana's  Blk.,  Main  st.    See 

page  50. 
MASON,  A.  C.     Main  st.    See  page  53. 

Photo    Engraving. 
Haliotype  Printing  Co.    Fisher  st. 
Photographers. 
Calkin.  R.  J.     Depol  Si 
VESIE,  G.  L.    Central  sq,    See  page  51. 

Physicians  and    Surgeons. 
Abbott,  Solon,    m  Deanave. 
CROWLEY,  J.  M.    Main  si.    Office  hours    8  to 

9  a.m.,   1  to8and 6 to8p.  m.    Telephone  87  I 
GALL1S0N,  A.  J.  8  Dean  ave,  l  >ffice  hours,  8  to  9 

a.m.,    l  tu  2  anil  7  to  8  p.m.    Tel.  connection 
GaUison,  J.  Cashing.    8  Bean  ave. 
HODGE,    DWIGHT     M.      100    Main.      Tel.     86-2. 

Secretary   of   Board  of    Health.    No  regular 

office  hours. 
HUSbEY,   CHAS.  B.     (With    Dr.    Martin,  office 

hours  l  he  sa i     Main  st . 

King,  George.     I  High. 

mARTIN,  GREGORY  A.     Main  st.    Office  hours, 

;  I.,  s  a  I,,  .   i  to  2and7  to8p.  m.    Telephone 

Ci  .niiei-l  i.  .ii. 
RANDALL,  C.  H.     Main.  cor.   Emmons.    Office 
hours,  8  to  (.i  a.  in.,    l   to  8  and    i   to  8  p.   m. 
Telephone  86  5 

Piano  Manufacturers. 
Trowbridge  Piano  Co,    •  Ifflce,  <  lentral  Bq. 

Piano  and  Furniture  Movers. 
RAZEES  TEAMING,  JOBBING  AND  BAGGAGE 
TRANSFER.    Sentinel   office,    Depol    Bt.    Bee 
page  54 

Picture  Framing. 
DINSMORE,  W.    Central  sq     See  page  52, 
Harttmann,  i:    F,     Depot  Bt, 
JACKSON,  WM.  H.     Depot  St.,  under  P.  O.    See 

margin  lines 
VESIE,  G.  L.    Central  sq     See  page  51, 


M..i 


Opera  House. 
i  lentral  m 


Ho  H    Brotheri 


Plumbers. 
Depot  si 


T.   B.  ALUzN,       HARD  AM)  SOU  HOOD 


AND      KINDLINGS. 


Residence  and  Yard, 

SCHOOL,    cor.   UNION  ST., 

Franklin,    Mass. 


MANUFACTURER   OF 

Picture     Frames. 


i  WILLIAM    H.    JACKSON,     ^rKe  Variety  of 

•^  Patterns  to 

S  Under  Postoff ice.  Depot  St.,  Franklin,  Mass.  ' 


Select  From. 


AND   REFERENCE   BOOK   OF   FRANKLIN. 


59 


Poulterers. 
All.Ti.  David  B.    Pond  st. 
Cleveland,  Charles  a.     Kingst. 
Cook.  Berberl  A.    Bullock  Place. 
HOWLAND  &CANNEY.    Prospect   St.,  W.    See 

page  80. 
Mason,  Mrs.  E.  M,    Central  st. 
PORTER,  C.  W.    Maplest. 
Rose,  W.  C,    Spring,  cor.  Washington.,  W. 

Poultry  Supplies. 
Ray,  James  F.    Depot  st. 

Printers    Book  and  Job. 
CARR,  W.  H.    Cottage  st.    See  from  cover. 
JOHNSON,  CARL  B.    Depot  st.    Seepages. 

Real  Estate. 
BULLOCK,  H.  M.    Main  st.    See  page  60. 
Pond.  W.  A.    1  Dana  Block. 

Restaurants. 
Blackmer.  E.  P.    Central  Sq. 

Roof  Coating. 

(.See  Contractors — Roofers.) 
Rubber  Reclaimers. 

Colonial    Rubber  Goods   Co.     Fisher   st.     exten- 
sion. 

Saw  and  Grist  Mill. 

METCALF,   0.   F.    &   SONS.     Central    st.    See 
margin  lines. 

School. 
DEAN  ACADEMY.    Main  st.    See  page  49. 

Scissors  and  Saw  Sharpener. 
JACKSON,  WILLIAM  H.    Depot  st.    See  mar- 

HEYW00D,  GEORGE  W.    25  Summer. 

Soap  Manufacturers. 
FRANKLIN  SOAP    WORKS.      Dean   ave.     See 
margin  lines,  colored  page. 

Spring  Water. 
Gates,  H.  H.    Maplest. 

Stables. 

Cunningham,  J.  G.    Cottage  st. 
Leonard.  James  F.    Union,  cor.  Central. 
Martin,  T.  L.    1  Summer. 
Ware,  Eugene  F.     Main  st. 
Woolford,  Frank.    Main  st. 

Stationers. 
BATCHELOR,  J.  W.     Main.  cor.  Central. 
DANA,   A.  C.  &   SON.     Dana's  Block.   Main   st. 

See  page  50. 
MASON,  AuBERTC.    Fletcher's  Blk..   Main  st. 

See  page  53. 

Steamship  Ticket  Agent. 

Stewart,  Charles  H.    Union  st. 

Stoves,  Ranges,  Furnaces,  and  Tinware. 

llosie  Brothers.    Depot  st. 

FARRINGTON,  A.    Central  Sq.    Seepage52. 

Straw  Goods— Manufacturers. 
BASSETT  BROTHERS.     Dean  ave. 
Stewart.  Charles.    Union  st. 

Surgeons'  Sterilized  Supplies. 

WORCESTER   GAUZE   BANDAGE   CO.       Dean 
ave.    See  page  2. 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
ALLEN,  GEORGE  A.    Summer  St. 

Jewett,  K.  R.     41  Central. 


RAZEE'S  TEAMING,  JOBBING,  AND  BAGGAGE 
TRANSFER.  Sentinel  office,  Depot  st.  See 
page  54 

Stewart .  John  J,      Kin;.'  Si 

Tower,  W,  E.    Grove  si 

Telegraph  and  Telephone  Companies. 
Public  Telephone.    Mason's  Drug  store,  Main  si 

l  ipen  7  a.  in.  to  10  p.  iii. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co  N.  Y  .  N  11  & 
II.  R.  R.  station. 

Towel  Manufacturers. 
Worcester  Textile  <  lo.    Central  St.,  U. 

Undertakers. 
FARRINGTON,    ALFRED.      Central    Sq.      See 

page  52. 
FirZPATRICK,  J.  B.    l  Morses  Blk.,  Central  Sq. 

Upholsterers. 
FARRINGTON,    ALFREo.      Central    Sq.      See 

page  52. 
Holmer,  T.  J.     Chestnut  st. 
JACKSON,  WILLIAM  H.     Depotat.     See    mar- 
gin lines. 

Variety  Stores. 
Daboll,  C.  M.     Main  st. 
Marsh.  Mrs.  E.  H.    Cottage  st. 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY.  E.  L.  C.    N.  E.  agent,  100  High  st..  Bos- 
ton.   See  page  3. 

Veterinary  Surgeon. 

Martin.  T.  I..     1  Summer. 

Wall  Papers. 
DINSMORE,  W.    Central  Sq.    See  page  52 
FARRINGTON,    ALFRED.       Central    Sq.      See 
page  52. 

Water  Company, 
Franklin  Water  Co.    5  Dean  ave. 

Watch  and  Clock  Repairing. 
GUILD,  FRANK  W.     Main  st..  opp.  P.  I  ' 
HEYWOOD,  GEORGE  W.    25  Summer. 
Leslie,  A.  L..  Agt.     Central  Sq. 
WILLOBY,  G.  H.     Main  st. 

Wheelwright. 
STEWART,  R.  A.     East  st. 

Window  Shades  and  Rollers. 
FARRINGTON,    ALFRED.       Central    Sq.      See 
page  52. 

Wood. 

I  See  alsi  ■  I  loal  and  W I. 

ALLEN,  GEORGE  A.    Summer  si 

ALLEN,  THOMAS  B.    School,  cor.  Union.     See 

margin  lines. 
BRIGHT,  WARREN  H.    Central   si       S» 

:.t. 
Newell,  Allien  J.    Grove  si  ,  W. 
T  iwer,  William  E.    Grove  si 

Woolen  Goods-Manufacturers. 


Mil 


Union  st. 


American  Woolen  Co.  i  Ray' 
Hayward,  11.  T.     UnioD  si 
\  irfolk  Woolen  Co.    Main  st. 
Raj  Fabric  Mills.    Grove  St.,  U 
Worsted  Mills. 
Singleton  Worsted  Co     Cottage  si 
Yarn  Manufacturers    Woolen  and  Merino. 
FRANKLIN  YARN  MFG.  CO.     Factory,  I 

St.  extension. 

Yeast. 
Fleischmann's.    J.  N.  Blanchard,  Agt 
field. 


The  Best  of  Dry  Wood  and  Kindlings 


ALWAYS  ON    HAND 


School,  comer  Union  St  ,  FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


FISHER'S    INSURANCE    AGENCY 


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ANTHONY  S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


PROSPECT  HILL  POULTRY  YARDS. 

Breeders  of  H AMBURGS,  S.    C.    BROWN   LEGHORNS,  BARRED 
PLYMOUTH    ROCKS,    S.    C.    WHITE  LEGHORNS,   BUFF    LEG- 
HORNS, SILVER   LACED  AND    WHITE  WYANDOTTES,    BUFF 
PLYMOUTH   ROCKS.  AND   MIXED   HENS. 
Eggs,  fresh  daily,  at  all  seasons.  Setting  Eggs,  $1.50  and  $1.00. 

HOWLAND  &  CANNEY,  WADSWORTH,  MASS.      

R.  K.    STEVENS, 

AGENT   FOR 

=»HAL-T  ROOF"  COATING 

For  SHINGLE  and  METALLIC  ROOFS.  Is  Fire  and  Water  Proof. 

Residence,  S  QUEEN  ST.,  \  fRANKLINi     ItI 4oOi 


H.  ML  BULLOGK, 

REAL  ESTATE,  FIRE  INSUR- 
ANCE, LIFE  INSURANCE, 
RENTS     COLLECTED, 
LOANS    NEGOTI- 
ATED. 


Main  St., 


FRANKLIN,   MASS. 


JAMES  F.  ADAMS, 


DEALER    IN 

PURE   MILK   AND    CREAM,    DELIVERED    /V 

At  ED  WAY  VILLAGE. 

Vegetables  and  Fruit  of  all  kinds  in  their  Season. 

P.  O.  Address.  Box  262,         MED  WAY. 
Residence,  Lincoln  St.,        FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


J.   I. 


k 


CONTRACTORS, 

HOUSE  PAINTERS  AND  PAPER  HANGING. 

Work  Done  Promptly 

and  at  Reasonable  Rates. 


Central  St., 


FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


I.  H. 
Mason  and  Builder. 

All  work  Promptly  Executed. 

Central,  Cor.  Cross  St.,      FRANKLIN,  MASS. 


F.  E.  DUDLEY, 

Carpenter,  Contractor,  and  Builder. 

Estimates   furnished    for    all    kinds    of    Car- 
lictitci    Work.     Jobbing  promptly  done. 

Stwp,  Union,  Cor.  Central  St.  Residence,  OS  Main  St 

P.  O.   BOX  668. 


GEO.  M.  DAUPHINEE, 

Carpenter,     Builder,    and     General    Jobber. 

Shop  and   Residence,  133  Central  St.,  Opp.  Trotting  Park. 


A  General  Line  o1  / 

DruKRists'  Sundries 
al  Rlfirhl  Prices.  \ 


GO. 


A"°s^o°sx*  ""-'DRUGGISTS. 

MEDWAY,         -  MASS.  '  wx^    *    ^* 


MEDWAY,     MASS.      BOSTON,     32     KIL13Y    ST.      TELEPHONE'S: 
MEOW  AY,      PA.Y        STATION;       HOSTON,       1468. 

™61 


AND    REFERENCE   BOOK   OF   MEDWAY. 


MEDWAY,  MASS. 


Set  aside  from  Med  field  and  inem-poi-ated  a  town.  October  24th,  1718.  Located  in  Norfolk  Count]  - 
25  miles  southwest  of  Boston,  on  the  Charles  River,  and  on  the  midland  division  of  the  X.  Y..  X  H 
and  Hartford  R.  R.,  and  includes  the  village  of  West  Medway,  and  comprises  18.8  square  miles  In 
area.  Electric  car  service  gives  direct  communication  with  Caryville  and  MDford,  Franklin,  Wren- 
tham,  Foxboro,  the  Attleboros,  Pawtucket,  and  Providence ;  also  with MilUs,  Dedham,  and  Boston 
Population.  U.  S.  census  185)0,  s.'.ik:,.  stat.'  census  1895,  2,918.  Valuation,  real  .-state.  $1,801,362,  person 
al  property,  Slid. mil.    Total,  $1,498,056.    Number  of  polls,  715.     Kate  of  tax,  $16.60. 


MEDWAY  POSTOFFICE. 

C.  P.  HARDING.  Postmaster. 

Office  hours  Monday.  Wednesday,  and  Friday,  7:00  a.  m.  to  0:30  p.  in.:  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and 
Saturday.  T  a.  m.  to  8.  p.  m. 

Mailsopen:    9:20  a.  m.,  12:30,  1:85,  4:50,  6:80  p.  m.  Mails  close  :    8:30,12:00  a.m.,  1:15  p.  m 


WEST  MEDWAY  POSTOFFICE. 

GEORGE  E.  POND,  Postmaster. 

Office  hours  T  a.  in.  to  8  p.  m.,  Tuesday  and  Thursday  closing  at  6:30 p.  m.      « (pen  Saturdays  till 9 p.  m. 
Mailsopen:    9:25  a.m.,  12.30,  5:00,  6:30 p.  m.      Mailsclose:    8:20a.m.,  12 noon,  1:25,  6:00 p.  m. 


MEDWAY  CHURCHES. 

Baptist.-  First  Baptisl  Church,  Main, Winthrop  St..  w.  M.     Ret    Moses  Graybiel,  pastor 

Congregational.  -Second  Congregational,  Main  St..  n.  High,  W.  M.     Rev.    Geo.  E.  Sweet,  pastor. 

village  Congregational  Church,  Village  St.,  M.    Rev.  Robert  N.  Drawbridge,  pastor. 
Episcopal. -Christ  Episcopal  Church,  School  St..  Medway.    Rev.  Guy  V.  Minor,  pastor. 
Methodist.- Methodist  Episcopal  <  Ihurch,  <  lottage  St.,  W.  M.    Rev.  James  P.  ( Ihadbourne,  pastor. 
Roman  Catholic— St.  Joseph  R.  C.  Church,  Village,  near  Broad,  Medway.    Key.  Daniel  J.  Kellier, 
pastor. 


BRIGHAM  HOUSE 

First-class  accommodations 
for  Permanent  and  Tran- 
sient Guests,  at  reasonable 
rates.  Wheelmen's  patron- 
age solicited. 

SAMUEL  BRIGHAM,   Proprietor, 

Pine  St,,  Medway,  Mass. 


TRBVELERS  Iff. 

MRS,  ELIZA  A.  WOES.  Proprietor. 

A   Specialty   of   Transient    Trade. 
Meals     at     all     Hours.      Good 
Stabling    for    Horses   Con- 
nected with  the  House. 

VILLRGE    STREET.    OPPOSITE    DEPOT, 

WEST    MEDWAY,  MASS. 


Wall  Papers.      I      Q.  A.    GREENE  &   CO.,     .''""USft., 

Room     Moulding.  (Fisher's  Block,  Village  Street,  Medway.  '  Glass,'  Putty. 


Ha^das:c'     l      G.  A.   GREENE  &  CO.,       *USENT, 

Farming  Tools.  I  FISHER'S  BLOCK,  VILLACE  ST.,  MEDWAY.  (  DRAIN  PIPE. 


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ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


AMBROSE,  MflREflN, 

COAL  and  WOOD, 

TEAMING,   FURNITURE 

AND     PIANO     MOVING, 

FERTILISERS. 

BROAD     ST., 

MEDXA/AY,      MASS. 


RUFUS  G.  FAIRBANKS, 
LAWYER. 

PRACTICE    IN    STATE    AND    U.    S.    COURTS. 

10  Tremont  St.,  Boston. 
Residence,  West  Medway.       Telephone. 


STANLEY  HOUSE 

D.  CAULEY&  CO.,  Proprietors. 

Newly  Equipped,    Electric  L>i§hts,   Steam  Heat,  Etc. 


Rates, 

$1.50  and  $2 

Per  Day. 


SPECIAL 
RATES  TO 


TRAVELERS. 


SPECIAL   ATTENTION   TO  SUNDAY   DINNKKS   AND   PARTIES. 
ELECTRIC  CABS  r  Ass  THE   DOOB.  GOOD  LIVEBY  CONNECTED. 

Opposite  Railroad  Station.  West   Medway,  Mass. 


DR.  H.  W.  SUA  W, 
DENTIST. 

01  i  k  I.  HOURS,  8  to  ts  a.  in.  and 
i.  <<>  to  i,  i>.  in.  Evenings  usually, 
except  Tuesdays  and  Thursdays. 

G.  A.   R.   Block,   Village   St., 

West    Medway,    Mass. 


VETERINARY 


Horses  anil   Cattle 
Carefully  Treated. 

Prompt      Attention 
Given  to  all  Cases. 

Win.  WALLACE, 

Res..  Mlllis.    P.O.  ad- 
dress. 
MEDWAY.  M\SS 


SODA. 


HA  WI  )ING    8»  CO., 

BROAD  STREET,       -      -      MEDWAY,  MASS 


I  /•'//»<■    Enough. 

Fount  Enough. 
I  FiZZ  Enough. 


LUMBER         OF"  i  0.   F.   METCALF&  SONS,  I  Shingles,      Mouldings. 

r  ,-         ...         ,,  Floorings.    Packing 

ALL    KINDS.     * Franklin,   Mass. i        Cases.    Mill   Works 

AND    REFERENCE    !'.<><  >K    OF    MEDWAY.  03 


MEDWAY   INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  UNITEO   WORKMEN.    Medway    Lodge.    No.    42.     Meets    first    and    third 

Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month  al  [.0.0.  F,  Hall.  Sanf ord  Block,  Village  St.,  M 
CATHOLIC  ORDER   OF   FORESTERS.    St.  Anthony's  Court  of  Foresters.     Meets  8 ad   and 

fourth  Thursday  evenings  of  each  month  at  Foresters'  Hall.  Fisher's  Block,  M. 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC  ASSOCIATION.     Meets  last  Thurs.l:i\   of  each  month  at  (i.  A 

R.  Hall.  Village  st..  W.  M. 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC.    James  H.  Sargent  Post.  No.   130.    Meets  every  Thursday 

evening  at  (i.  A.  R.  Hall.  Village  st..  W.  M. 
Sons  of  Veterans.-  William  A.  Spencer  Camp.  No.  139,  S.  of  V. 
Women's  Relief  Corps. -James  H.  Sargent,  W.  R.  C,  No.    107.    Meets  first   and  third 

Wednesday  evenings  of  each  month  al  <;.  A.  R.  Hall.  Village  St.,  W.  M. 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  AMERICAN  MECHANICS.  -Meets    Aral    and  third  Thursday  evenings 

of  each  month  at  Smith's  Block,  Main  st..  W.  M. 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER   OF  GOOD  TEMPLARS.     Silver  Spray  Lodge.   No.   268.     Meets  every 

Tuesday  evening  at  Smith's  Block.  Main  St.,  W.  M. 
INDEPENDENT    ORDER    OK    0D">    FELLOWS.    Medway  Lodge,  No.   163.    Meets  eAerj   Friday 

evening  at  I.  O.  O.  J'.  Hall,  Sanf  ord  Block.  M. 
Rising  Sun  Lodge,  No.  99.  -Meets  every  Tuesday  evening  at   odd    Fellows'    Block.    Main,  cor 

Lincoln.  W.  M. 
Rosalie  Rebekah  Lodge,  No.  116.    Meets  second  and  fourth  Monday  evenings  of  each  month 

at  I.  (>.(».  F.  Hall.  Lincoln,  cor.  Main.  W.  M. 
KING'S  DAUGHTERS.    Endeavor  Circle.    Meets  first  and  third  Monday  evenings  of  each  month 

at  homes  of  members.  W.  M. 
MASONIC— Charles  River  Lodge,  A.  F.  A.  M.— Regular  communications  Wednesday  on  or  before 

the  full  moon  at  Masonic  Hall.  G.  A.  R.  Bldg..  W.  M. 
Order  of  the  Eastern  Star.— Quinobequin  Chapter,  No.  67.— Meets  second  Tuesday  evening 

of  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall.  G.  A.  B.  Bldg.,  W.  M. 
ROYAL  ARCANUM.  — Eureka   Council,   No.    5.— Meets   Hist    and  third   Monday  evenings  of  each 

month  at  Smith's  Block.  Main  St..  W.  M. 
ROYAL  SOCIETY  OF  GOOD  FELLOWS.— Unity  Assembly.  No.  56.-  Meets  last  Monday  evening 

of  every  month  at  G.  A.  R.  Hall.  Village  st..  W.  M. 
SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE. —Medway  Division,  No.  125,  S.  of  T.— Meets  every  Monday  evening  at 

Sanf  ord  Hall  Block.  M. 
WOMEN'S  CHRISTIAN  TEMPERANCE  UNION.-  Meets  last  Thursday  of   every  month  at  horn 1 

members.  W.  M. 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARE  EACH  WAY 


Children  under  18  years  of  age  for  three 

mont  hs - 

Five  ride  ticket 2  80 


BETWEEN  MEDWAY  AND  BOSTON. 

DISTANCE  25  MILES. 

One  month $13  00       Single  ride  ticket 57 

Two  months 19  50      Children   between  5  and  12  years  of  age, 

Three  months 26  00  single  fare -» 

The   commutation   tickets  are  for  one.   two.  and   three   months  only,  commencing  any     week     day. 

Cost  of  1000-mile  ticket.  $20.00. 

DING,      DONG,      BELL! 

You  will  surely  go  and  Buy 

...  HBALIO  ... 

This  is  the  finest  Medicinal  Soap  for  the  Skin. 

Sold  only  by  dru££ists. 

Ask  your  druggist  for   it. 
Railroad     Tickets' a  A.  GREENE  <£  COvDeadn^ti°rnSn 

For    Sale.  \       Fisher's  Block,   Village  St.,  Medway.        '  for  twenty-five  cts. 


White  and  Barred  and  White       /  (1     A      GREENE  &*  CO 


WYANDOTTE  and  PLYMOITH  ROCK 
Incubated  Chicks  for  Sale. 


\        Fisher's  Block,  Village  St..  Medway. 


AGENT  FOR 

Cypher's  Incubators   and 
Peep-o'-Days  Brooders. 


64 


ANTHONYS   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 

BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 

OF-  — 

MEDWAY,  MASS. 


ABBREVIATIONS  :    W.  M.,  West  Medway. 


Agricultural  Implements. 
GREENE,  G.  A.  &.  CO.    Village  st.    See  margin 

Miles. 

Boss,  Henry  A      Lovering  St.,  W.  M. 

Auctioneers  and  Appraisers. 
Cummings,  !•".  w.  &  Co.    Sanford  si 
SNOW,  JAMES  A.     Broad  St. 

Awl  Manufacturers. 
New  England  Awl  and  Needle  Co.     <  >ff  High  st.. 
W.  M. 

Bakers. 
Cronk,  G  N  High  St.,  W.  M. 
Celley,  Joseph  M      Broad  st. 

Bank. 
Medway  Savings  Hank.    Village  st. 

Barbers. 
Keni    W  illiam  B     Lincoln  St.,  W.  M. 
McNutt,  Phineas.    Lincoln  st.;  W.  M, 
NOSS.  N.  P.    Sanford  si 
WHOOLEY.T.  J.     Broadst. 
Bicycle  Dealers,    Sundries,  and   Repairers. 
Merwin  Bros     Bn  ad  si . 

Blacksmiths. 
See  also  Horseshoers, 
BAKER.  WILLIAM  J.     Franklin  Bt„  W.  M. 
Ide   I  lhai  lea  I-      High,  cor.  Awl,  W.  M. 
LI.-.  Tlmothj      Lincoln  si     W    M 

Wellington  st.,  W,  M. 
River  si . 

Boarding  Houses. 
'  Kurch  -i 
North,  l»   W    Noi  th  c  •■    Pine 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 

Bent,  ' .•■  Broad  -i 

Brennan.  Mala. -in      Lincoln  81 ,,  W.  M 

Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturers. 
Madd  i     W    M 

Bmith,  \    M      Halo  -t     W    M 

Box  Manufactuper. 
GREENWOOD,  S.  A.      W I  i  ool 

(  B  PPlage  Hardware. 
.1  Roller  <  foafe  Iron  I  !o     Village     I     W 
M 


Cattle  Inspector. 
Whiting,  Edward.    P.  O.  address  Medway. 

Cider  Maker. 

Hodges.  John.    Brook  st. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
HARDING  &  CO.     Broadst.      See  margin  lines. 

Civil  Engineer. 
Partridge,  Henrj  S     P.  0.  address,  Medway. 

Coal  and  Wood  Dealers. 

See  also  W 1. 1 

MAREAN,  AMBROSE.     Broadst.    See  page  62, 
Marston,  Daniel  GL    Main  st..  \V.  M. 
Palmer,  W.  L.    Barber  st. 

Confectionery. 
Blake  &  Blake.    Main  st..  W.  M. 
HARDING  &  CO.    Broad  st.      See  margin  lines. 

Contractors    Carpenters. 
DRAPER,  C.  E.      (Jobber.)      Prospecl    st.    See 

margin  lines,  colored  pages 
LONGWORTH,  J.  H.    (Jobber.)    North  st. 

Contractors    Masons. 
( irmiiii.  Richard.     Main  st 
RICHARDSON,  JOHN  A.     Main  St.,  W  M. 

Cotton  Batting  Manufacturers. 
Raj  &  W  llson     Village  st. 

Dentist. 
SHAW,  H.  W.      Village  st.  V«    M      Seepage02. 

Dressmakers. 
Austin,  Mrs   M      High  st..  w    M 
Bent,  Mrs.  G,  S.  Village  st. 
McLellan,  Miss  Lottie  M.     Lli In  St.,  w     M 

\. iri i m.  I'.. ina      Village  st . 

Druggists. 
\iiain-~  ,v  Son     \  lllage,  cor   II  Igh,  w    M 
dough.  W.  VV.    Village  st. 
HARDING  &  CO.      Broadst,      See  margin  lines. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
Bean,  Mrs    L.  0     \  lllage,  opp   High.  W    M 
(  llntoii    Hugh      \  lllage  -t  ,  w     M 


I  <u  ii   i     IRTICLES, 

ri  /,-/  UMES     IND 
rill   \  i    v  i  an  i  \i  s 


HARDING     &    CO.,      DMJGGISTS 


>  Broad  Street 


Medway.  Mass.  I 


L>  U  M  B  E  R  '0.  F.  (TlETCflLF  &  SONS,*    s ^  ""■"""■«- 


OF  ALL  KINDS. 


FRANKLIN,    MASS. 


Floorings,   I'ncking  Cases, 
Mill  Work. 


AND   REFERENCE   HOOK   OF   MEDWAY. 


65 


Express  Compan'es. 
ADAMS   EXPRESS   COMPANY.     "     I      Mason, 
agt.    N.  Y.,  N.  H.,  &  H.  R.  R.  depot.     Broad  si 
Adams  Express  Co.    Depot,  W.  M. 

Fertilizers. 
MAREAN,  AMBBOSE.      Broad  st.     See  page  62 

Fish  Market. 
Tingley,  J.  C.    High  st..  W.  M. 

Florists. 
Adams,  C.  Thompson.    Main  st..  W.  M. 
Cooper,  II.  F.     John  st. 

Furniture  Dealers. 
Sanford  Bros.    Sanford  st. 
Sheehan,  George  T.     High  st..  W.  M. 

General  Stores. 
Ellsworth  &  Abbott.     Village  si 
Hart  &  O'Donnell.    Broad  st. 

Grocers— Retail. 

Adams,  J.  Thomas.    Village  st . 
Bee  Hive  Grocery  Co.    Village  3i 
Clark,  F.  C.     High  st.,  W.  M. 
Combs,  James.    Main  st.,  W.  31. 
North.  D.  H.     North  st. 
Plainville  Grocery  Co.    Main  st..  W.  M. 
Robbins,  Sumner.    Lincoln  st..  W.  M. 
.Smith,  Frederick.    Main  st..  W.  M. 

Hardware,  Stoves,  and  Cutlery. 

Ferry,  Ralph.     Broad  st. 

GREENE,  G.  A.  &  CO.    Village  st.     See  margin 

lines. 
Rosebrooks  &  Cummings.    Lincoln  st..  W.  M. 

Harnessmaker. 
Livingston,  Malcolm.    Main  st..  W.  M. 

Hay  and  Straw. 
MAREAN,  AMBROSE.     Broad  st.     See  page  62. 

Horseshoers. 
i  See  also  Blacksmiths.  I 
BAKER,  WILLIAM  J.     Franklin  st..  W.  M. 

Hotels. 
HOTEL  BRIGHAM.    Pine  st.    See  page  61. 
NEW  GLADSTONE  (building).     Village  st. 
STANLEY  HOUSE.    D.  Cauley  &   Co.,    Proprie- 
tors.    Village  st..  W.  M.    See  page  62. 
TRAVELERS'   HOME.    Mrs.    Eliza    A.    Holmes, 
Prop'r.    Village  st..  W.  M.     See  page  til. 

Ice  Dealers. 
Camp,  Judson  E.    Caryville. 
Sanderson,  J.  G.    Winthrop  st..  W.  M. 

Insurance  Agents. 
FISHER'S  INSURANCE  AGENCY.      Village  St. 

See  margin  lines. 
Holbrook,  Elmer  E.    High  st.,  W.  M. 
SNOW,  JAMES  A.    Broad  st. 

Jeweler. 
Upton,  W.  H.    Village  st. 

Laundry. 
WATERMAN'S  STEAM  LAUNDRY.  Central  Sq.. 
Franklin.    See  page  ■"">(. 

Lawyers. 
DEANS,  CHARLES  H.     Main  st.,  W.  M. 
FAIRBANKS,   RUFUS  G.    Main  st..   W.   M.     10 
Tremonl  st..  Boston.    Telephone.    See  page 62. 

Library. 
Dean  Library  Association.     Sanford  hall.  Village 

st. 
Medway  Free  Public  Library.     Main  St.,  W.  M. 


I  »ep  ■ 


Lumber  Dealer. 
CLARK,    S.    G.     Broad  si  ,  opp 
margin  lines, 

Lunch  Room. 
Lyden  &  Green.    High.  cor.  Village,  W.  M. 

Machinists. 
Adams,  E.  A.  &  Co.    Milford  Bt..  u    M 

Market  Gardener. 
Bullard,  W.  B.     Brigham  Ban-,  w   M 
Meats  and  Provisions. 
Bullard,  George  W.    Lincoln  si  ,  W.  M. 
Cummings,  F.  w.    Sanford  Bt. 
Dowe,  P.  F.    Village  st..  W.  M. 
Gay,  William  W.     Main  St.,  W.  M 

Men's  Furnishings. 
Burtt.  John  A.     Main  st,  W.  M. 

Milk  Dealers. 
Hodges,  F.    Broad  st. 
Newton,  H.  F.     Cottage  farm.  \V.  M 
Thompson,  X.  F.    Summer  st..  W.  M 

Milk  Inspector. 
Whiting,  Edward.    Lovering  st..  W.  M 

Milliners. 
Benner,  Mrs.  E.  A.     Village  si 

Bullard.  Miss  Bertha  K.   Main,  cor    Line  (ln,W.  M. 
Whiting,  Mrs.  F.  A.     High  st..  \V    M. 

Music  Teachers. 
Coombs,  Alvin  W.     Main  st..  W.  M. 
Crooks,  Mrs.  Lillian  M.     Sanford  st. 

Newsdealers  and  Stationers. 
Adams  &  Son.     Village,  cor.  High.  W.  M. 
Bean.  Mrs.  I.,  i  >,     Village,  opp.  High.  W.  M. 
Clough,  W.  W.      Village  St. 

Newspaper    Weekly. 
WEST  MEDWAY  GAZETTE.     10  High.  W.  M 

Nurses. 
Barton.  Mrs.  Elizabeth.    Cottage  st.,  W.  M. 
Wheat,  Mrs.  Susan  S.     Main  St.,  W.  M. 

Overall  Manufacturers. 
Winthrop  Manuf.  Co.    Main  st..  W.  M. 

Orchestra. 
I  iTaggs  Orchestra.     P.  0.  a  Idress,  Medwaj 

Painters— Carriage. 
Langebin,  II.  X.  Wellington  3t.\  W 
Snow,  W.  C.     W.  M. 

Painters    House. 

Black,  Albert.    Bon  1  St.,  W.  M. 
Clark,  Asa  1.     Village  st. 
i  liocket,  G.  A.    Winthrop  St.,  w  .  M. 
I  lharles  ll      Village  st. 

Paints,  Varnish,  and  Oils. 
GREEN,  G.  A.  &  CO.    Village  st.    See  margin 
lines 

Patent  Medicine  Manufacturer. 
Lawrence,  a.  a.    Lincoln  st..  W,  M 

Physicians. 
Bemis.  Charles  L     Village  St.,  W   M 
BOYCE,  ALVIN.    Main  St.,  W.  M.    Office  hours, 

i  to  ::  and  ;  to 8  p.  m.    Telephone. 
llamlin.  Charles  F.     Village  st. 
Mcintosh,  Herbert.    Sanford  st 
Quint,  N.  P.     Lincoln  St.,  W.  M. 
Sanborn,  Kate.     School  st. 


M 


ALL  KINDS  OF  S#    G.    CLARK,  ,  Prompt  Delivery  in 

Building     Lumber,  j"  Broad  St.,  MEDWAY.  I  or  Oat  of  Town. 


FISHERS    INSURANCE     AGENCY 


66 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Piano  and  Furniture  Mover. 
MAREAN,  AMBROSE.     Broad  st.    Seepage62. 

Poulterers. 
GREENE.  G.  A.  &  CO.    Fisher's  Blk.,  Village  st. 

Sec  margin  lines. 
Newhall,  G.  A.    Main  st..  W.  M. 

Printer. 
Bullard,  Henry  A.    Main  st..  W.  M. 

Real  Estate. 
i  lonverse.  .1.  P.    l  in  Village. 
SNOW,  JAMES  A.     Broad  st. 

Roller  Chafe  Iron  Manufacturers. 
NATIONAL    ROLLER  CHAFE  IRON  CO.     Oppo. 
depot,  w.  M. 

Stables. 

Kerby,  Edward.     Broad  si. 

STANLEY  HOUSE.  D.  Cauley  &  Co.,  Pro- 
prietors.   Village  St.,  W.  M.    See  page  62. 

TRAVELERS'  HOME.  -Mrs.  Eliza  A.  Holmes. 
Prop'r.    Village  st..  W.  M.    See  pa^e  61. 

White.  II.  <;.     Main  st..  \V.  M. 

Straw  Goods  Manufacturers. 
Hirsh  <&  Peck.    Church,  cor.  Peach. 
Hodges  &  ('(..    Broad  st. 

Tailor— Custom. 
Indrewski,  ( >.     Village  St..  W.  M. 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
MAREAN.   AMBROSE.     Broad  st.    See  page  62. 


Telegraph  and  Telephone  Stations. 
Western  Union  Telegraph.     N.  Y.,  N.  H.  &  H.  R. 

R.  Station. 
AYest  Medway  Public  Telephone.    At  Mrs.  L.  O. 

Bean's.     Village,  opp.  High,  W.  M. 


Grant,  AY.  R. 


Tinsmith. 
Off  High.  W.  M. 


Undertakers. 
KINGSBURY,  S.  E.     Main  st..  AY.  M. 
Palmer,  W.  L.     Barber  st. 

Veterinary  Surgeon. 
WALLACE,      WM.      P.    O.    address,    Medway- 
Res.,  Millis.    See  page  62. 

Wall  Paper. 

Clark.  A.  I.     Village  st. 

GREENE,  G.  A.  &  CO.     Village  st.    See  margin 

lines. 

Wheelwright. 

Thompson.  J.  S.     River  St. 

Wire  Manufacturers. 
Stone  Mill  Co.     Main  st..  W.  M. 

Wood  Dealers. 
(See  also  Coal  Dealers.) 
Austin.  C.  H.    Village  st. 

Mann.  W.  ('.     \  illage  si 


(',,!« 


Woolen  Goods  Manufacturers. 

Senior  &  Co.     Franklin  st. 


B.  W.  FULLER, 


DEALER  IN 

GROCERIES,  DRY   GOODS,    BOOTS  and  SHOES,   HARDWARE, 
TIN  and  WOODENWARE,  &c. 


IN/I  I 


MRS.  P.   K.  CLARK, 

DRY    AND     FANCY  GOODS,    BOOTS  AND   SHOES. 

FASHIONABLE  DRESSMAKING. 

Tailor-made  Suits  a  specialty,  and  satisfaction  guaranteed. 
We  solicit  your  patronage.  MILLIS,  MASS. 

STYLISH  MILLINERY. 

Ladies  of  Millis  and  vicinity  may  find  the  Latest  Styles  at  lower 
prices  than  elsewhere  by  calling  on 

MRS.  F.  A.  WHITINC,   Millis. 

M  rs.  Whiting  may  be  found  In  WEST  MEDWAY  two  days  of  each  week 

Hui  in*.;    t  lu;    busy   season. 


INN 


BOARDING   HOUSE. 

Hitnrtl  hy  the  Day  or   Week.     Also  furnished  Rooms.     Special  attention  paid  to  Transients. 

ANDRbW   STAFFORD. 

Curve,    cor     Union    St.,  MIL.L.IS,   MASS. 

PRESCRIPTIONS    '  HARD,NG  *  co  >,!M.pafffi:,s 

1  llJJUUilll   IIUIIU.  I  Broad    St.,    Medway,    Mass.  '  this  particular  line  of  our  business. 


Medway,   Mass.    Boston,  32    Kilby  St. 
Telephones:   Medway,  Pay    Station;  Boston,  1468 


AND   REFERENCE    BOoK    "I     Mll.l.l^. 


MILLIS,  MASS. 


Formerly  a  part  of  Medway,  situated  in  Norfolk  County,  '.':'.  miles  southwest  of  Boston,  on  the 

Midland  divisi f  the  N.  Y.,  N.  H.  &  Hartford  R.  R.    incorporated  Feh  24,  1895.     It  has  12.;  Bquare 

miles  in  its  territory  and  includes  the  village  of  Rockville.  Connected  directly  bv  electric  road  with 
Medway  and  Medfleld  to  Dedham  and  Boston.  Population,  state  census  1895,  1006  Valuation,  real 
.■state  $651,285;  personal  property  $72,105  ;  total  8723,390.    Number  of  polls,  256.     Rate  of  tax,  $15.50 


MILLIS  POSTOFFICES. 

MILLIS. 

J.  B.  DANIELS.  Postmaster. 
Office  hours  7  a.  m.  to  8:30  p.  m.,  closing  7  p.  m.  Thursdays     .Mails  open  9:30  a.  m..  12:30,  i :  15,4:  15, 

6:40  p.  m.    Mails  close  8:30  a.  m.,  12  m.,  4:0(t,  0:10  p.  m. 

ROCKVILLE. 

F.  SAVARMAN,  Postmaster. 
Mails  open  9:45  a.  m.,  5:15  p.  m.     Mails  close  8:15  a.  m..  3:15  P.  m. 


MILLIS    CHURCHES. 


Congregational.— First  Congregational,  Exchange  St..  Rev.  A.  II.  Wh  selock,  pastor. 


MILLIS  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

HOME  CIRCLE. -Anchor  Council,  No.  75.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Tuesdays  of  each  monthat 

Xiatrara  hall.  ,        . 

PATRONS  OF  HUSBANDRY— East  Medway  Grange,  No.    112,   P.   of  H.     Meets  first   and   third 

Wednesday  of  each  month  at  Gran  ;e  hall. 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARE  EACH  WAY 


BETWEEN  MILLIS  AND  BOSTON. 

DISTANCE  22    Mill  S. 

One  month $13  75 

Two  months 19  15 

Three  months 25  50 

Children    under    18   years   of  age,    three 

months 16  00 

The  commutation  tickets  are  for  one.  two,  and  three  months  only,  commencing  from  any  week  day 

Cost  of  1000-mile  hook.  $20.00. 


Five  ride  ticket ~ 

Single  ride  ticket 51 

Children  between  5  ami  12  years  of  age 

single  fare -'; 


EDWARD  Ufl  GR0IX, 

Plumbing  and  Steam  Fit' 
ting,   Hot  Water  Heating, 

AND  DEALER  IN 

Stoves,  Ranges,  Furnaces,  Oil  and  Gaso- 
line Stoves,  Stove  Pipe,  Drain  Pipe,  and 
Pumps.  The  Aermotor  Pumping  and 
Geared  Wind  Mill.  Agent  for  the  Bay 
State  and  Dirigo  Hot  Water  Heaters. 
Stoves  Stored  for  the  Summer. 

Main  St.,  Millis,  Mass. 


E.  R  LOVELL, 

Contractor  Painter 

House  Painting,  Interior 
Finish,  and  Paper  Hang- 
ing. All  Work  Promptly 
Attended  to.  Estimates 
Cheerfully  Given. 

OFFICE  AND  RESIDENCE, 
CURVE  STREET,    -    -    MILLIS,  MASS. 


LUMBER  '.0.  F.  METGALF  &  S0NSJ«JBH,ftJ!S,cS8 

OF  ALL  KINDS.*  Franklin,  Mass.  '  Mill  Work. 


Building  Materials. 


1   S.  G.  CLARK, 

(  Broad  St.,     opposite    station,     Medway,    Mass 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


-OF- 


MILLIS,  MASS. 


ABBREVIATIONS  :    H..  Rockville  :  E.  ML,  East  MHUis. 


Auctioneers  and  Appraisers. 

Dean,  ( >sg 1  T.    Daniel  st. 

THRASHER,  GEO.  C.    Main  St.,  Q.  Medfield  line. 
See  page  69. 

Barbers. 
ROWELL,  W.  D.    Exchange  st. 

Blacksmiths. 

S also  Horseshoers. 

s,  Edwin  T.    Pleasant  St.,  R 
Shannon   Jeremiah  ll      Exchange  st. 

Boarding  Houses. 
Rowell,  Mrs.  Anna  A      Plain,  cor.  Lavender. 
SHEPARDSON,  MRS.  GEORGE  K.      Union   St., 

opp   E   M    i:   i:  Btatdon. 
STEEL  EDGE  INN.     Andrew  Stafford,   Prop'r. 
E.  ML    See  pa- 
Boot  and  Shoe  Dealer. 
CLARK.  MRS.  F.  R.      Exchange  St.,   a.  depol 
pa   i  61 

Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturers. 
Herman,  Joseph  M.  &  Co.     Easl  Millis. 


Bottlers. 
<  Ucquol    <  Hub   Bottling  a    Extract   <  !o. 

Milli- 
LA  CROIX,  CHAS.     Main,  cor.  Pleasanl 

Contractors    Carpenters. 
1 1,11  i  Slain  Bl 

WHITING,  W.  W.     Exchange  -i 


Easl 


Folsom,  John  s. 


Dentist. 
Exchange  st. 


Dressmakers. 
CLARK,  MRS.  F.  R.      Exchange  St.,   n.    depi >t. 

See  page  66. 
WIGHT,  LELIA  M.     Exchange  st. 

Druggist. 
BROWNE,  ALBERT  A.     Exchange  St.,  n.  depot. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
CLARK,  MRS.  F.  R.      Exchange  St.,  n.  depot, 
See  page  •>•>. 

Electric  Goods  and  Supplies. 
Hollands,  Curtis.    Spring  st. 

Express  Company. 
A<lan is  Express  Company,    Depot, 

Fancy  Goods. 
CLARK,  MRS.  F.  R.    Exchange  St.,  a,  depol 

Felt  Manufacturers. 
White  <S  Follett.    I  Packing  i    Rocln  llle 

Fish  Dealer. 
Thorn,  w    ll      Exchange  si 

Flour  and  Grain. 
THORNE  BROTHERS.     Exchange  St.,  n  depot. 

Furnaces. 
LACROIX,  EDWARD.     Main  st.    Seeps 
Furniture  and  Piano  Movers. 


Carrlagesmlths. 

THORNE  BROS.     Exchange  Bl 

Phillips    i    '  i     i  Kchange  Bl 

General  Stores. 

Cattle  Inspector. 
Mta  n    1     i.    M 

FULLER,  B.  W.     Exchange  st.    Seepa 
Keith,  i     ■!      Baltimore  Bl     R 
SLAYTON,  GEORGE  C.    See  page  89. 

Coal  and  Wood. 

Grocers    Retail. 

,i  o  Wood 

FULLER,  B.  W.     Exchange  si     Seepa 

rHORNl    BROl  HERS,     i  ^change  K     n    depol 

SLAYTON,  GEORGE  C.    Bee  page  B9 

■      ■    I  nn  n  ■-  r-fc  S.     <i       CLARK,  (SHINGLES. 

IIYIRFI?  Bro,  .(I  St..  opposite  station,-  CLAPBOARDS 

^  w  ■"  ■**■—■%  ■      \  Mclw.iv.  Mass.  ' 


LATHS. 


L-UIVI 


KINDS. 


0.  F.  METCALF  &  SONS. 

FRANKLIN,    MASS.  ' 


Shingles,      Mouldings, 

Floorings,    Packing 

Cases,  Mill  Work. 


AM)    REFERENCE    BOOB    "I     Mll.l.ls 


69 


Horseshoers. 
i  Sec  also  Blacksmil  lis.  i 
Rogers,  K.I  win  'P.    R. 
Shannon,  Jeremiab  II.     Exchange  si 

Hot  Water  Heating. 
LACROIX,  EDWARD.    Main  st,    See  page  67. 

Ice  Dealer. 
Brown,  James  C.     Plain  si . 

Insurance.  Agents. 
Clark,  W.  P.      Pleasant  St.,  R. 

Dean,  <  »sg 1  T.     Daniels  st. 

Townsend,  .lames.    Bridge  si. 

Kennels. 
Bulldane  Kennels,    Main,  cor.  Pleasant. 

Laundry. 
WATERMAN'S    STEAM     LAUNDRY.      Central 
Kq..  Franklin.     See  page  54. 

Library. 
Millis  Free  Public  library.    Exchange  st. 

Lumber. 
WHITING,  W.  W.     Exchange  st. 

Meats  and  Provisions. 
CLARK,  FRANK  R.     Exchange  st. 

Milk  Dealers. 
Brown,  J.  C.    Plain  st. 
Peckham,  J.  L.    Main  st. 
Townsend,  .lames.    Dover  st. 

Milliner. 
WHITING,  MRS.   F.   A.    Opposite  depot.     See 
page  66. 

Music  Teacher. 
WARE,  MRS.  INEZ  A.    Spring  St.,  N.  Main. 

Nurses. 
Howe.  Mrs.  L.  M.    Main  st. 
Simmons,  Mrs.  Eubsubie.     Bridge  st. 

Organ  Manufacturer. 
Holbrook,  E.  L,  (Church.)    Main  st. 

Organ  Pipes  and  Materials— Manufacturers. 

WARE,  AUGUSTUS  L.    Spring,  cor.  Main. 

Ware.  Mareellns  A.     Main  st. 

Painters—House. 
LOVELL,  E.  F.    Curve  st.    See  page  67. 
Mayers,  George  L,    Lavender  st. 
Wright,  Walter  S.     Pleasant  st..  R. 


Paper  Hanger. 
LOVELL,  E.  F.    Curve  Bt.    See  pat 

Paper  Manufacturers. 
Franklin  Paper  Mill      Rock*  ille. 

t  J, miner.  ge       Pall  n '■  Si  .   P. 

Piano  and  Furniture  Mover. 
THORNE  BROS.     Exchan 

Plumbers. 
LA  CROIX,  EDWARD.     Mainst,    See pagi 

Poulterer. 
Brackett,  Charles  G.     Daniels,  cor.  Irving. 
Sanitarium. 

.letters.. ii.   Pr.   II.   P.       Pi. I 

Steam  and  Water  Pipe  Fitter. 
LACROIX,  EDWARD.    Mainst.    See paf 

Stock  Farm. 
Jefferson  Stock  Farm.     Ridge  st. 

Stoves  and  Ranges. 
LACROIX,  EDWARD.     Mainst.    See  page  6; 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
THORNE  BROTHERS.     Exchange  St.,  n.  depot. 

Telegraph  and  Telephone. 
PUBLIC   TELEPHONE    AT   B.  W.    FULLER'S. 

Exchange  st. 
Western    Union  Telegraph  Co.    Office  at   N.  Y., 

N.  II.  A   II.  P    R.  station. 

Undertaker. 
RICHARDSON,   E.  F.    Exchange,  next  to  Cong 
Church. 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY,  E.  L.  C.    N.  E.  Agent.     100  High,     Bos- 
ton.   See  page  8. 

Veterinary  Surgeon. 
WALLACE,  WILLIAM.    P.  I  >.  address,  Medway. 
Res.,  Millis.    See  paj  e  62 

Wheelwright. 
Phillips,  l"  i  >.     Exchange  st. 

Wind   Mills. 
LACROIX,  EDWARD.    Mainst.    See  pat 

Wood  Dealer. 
THRASHER,  GEORGE  C.    Main  st.  n.   Medfield 

line.       See   pa 


GEORGE  C.  SLAYTON, 

Choice  Family 

...  GROCERIES ... 

Large    Variety    of  Canoed 

Goods,  Teas  and  Coffees. 

CIGARS      AND      TOBACCO. 

MILLIS,  MASS. 


GEORGE  C.  T 


Auctioneer 

and 

Appraiser. 

Sales  held  in  any  part  of  the  state. 

Hard  and  Soft  Wood  in  4-  ft. 

lengths,  or  ready  for  use. 


IVI 


.1: 


IVI. 


■  iiunrn     /      s-  G    ci-ark,      »       shimgles. 

Lt  IflBt  Kl  »BroadMSad^.OMtaeSsStation'.-Cl,f\PB0f\RDS.    LflTtlS. 


FISHER'S  INSURANCE  AGENCY 


70 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


M.  H.  BLOOD. 


L.  W.  BLOOD. 


BLOOD  BROTHERS, 

Flour,  Grain,  Baled  Hay, 


Bradley's  Fertilizers,  Farming  Tools,  and  Hardware.     A   Specialty   in   Se- 
lected Vermont  Cows.      Terms  Cash  at  Lowest  Prices. 


Park  Street, 


Med  fie  Id,  Mass. 


A.  E.WIGHT,  M.D.V., 

Veterinary  Surgeon. 

Dogs  Boarded  and  Treated. 
North  Street,        Medfield,  Mass. 

Telephone,  No.  7-6  Walpole. 


WILLIAM  H.  GARFIELD, 

Proprietor 

LINCOLN   INN. 

Board    by   the    Day    or    Week. 

Dealer  in 

GROCERIES.  CIGARS.  AND  CONFECTIONERY. 


Railroad  St., 


Medfield  Junction, 


Mass. 


AMOS  H   MASON. 

Manufacturers'  Agent  for 

Agricultural  implements. 

A  I  HO 

High  Grade  Lawn  Mowers,  Etc. 

All  Implements  Guaranteed. 

Norm  SI.,  medfield,  mass. 


FRED.   M.  SMITH, 

6arriao6,  Sion, 


and 


Ornamental  fainter. 

At  Baker's  Carriage  Factory, 
Short  St., 


Park  Street,   Opp.   Depot, 


NATHAN    CRANT, 

Headquarter!  for  Gentlemen's  Driving,  Fam- 
ily,   l.iglit   and    Heavy  Team 

HORSES, 

Carriages,     Har- 
ness, and 
Horse     Clothing. 
Livery  Feed  and 

Sale  Stable.         ■■&$&&  ,;^r 

Medfield,  Mass. 


<..ni*     Furnishing*,    n-.%-,j.      J.     CUNNINGHAM,  \     Cigars,    Tobacco,    and 

eltles,  it-.     Up-to-date                Department    Store,                   Smokers'  Supplies, 
Footwear.    Also  repairing.  )  North  St.,  Medfield.  (  Novel*,     Statl ry.     Etc. 


Medway.    Mass.      Boston,  32   Kilby    Street. 

Telephones:    Med  way,  Pay  Station;  Boston,   1468. 


AND  REFKKKNCK  BOOK  OF  MEDFIKU>. 


MEDFIELD,  MASS. 


Was  apart  of  Dedham  and  called  Dedham  village  until  it  was  Incorporated  May  22,  1860.  In 
Norfolk  Conn  ty.  20  miles  southeast  of  Boston.  9  miles  fn  >in  Dedham,  and  9  miles  from  South  [  ram 
Ingham,  on  the  Northern  and  Midland  divisions  of  the  N.  Y..  N.  II.  &  II.  R.  K.  In  area  ii  comprises 
19.1  square  miles,  including  the  village  of  Harding,  and  is  one  of  the  mosl  delightful  and  pici  uresque 
of  Boston's  suburban  towns,  and  as  a  place  of  residence  has  unusual  attractions  An  electric  road 
passes  through  the  town  connecting  with  Millis.  Medway,  Franklin.  Wrentham,  Attleboro,  Milford 
to  the  south,  and  Dedham  to  Boston  on  the  north.  Medfleld  Insane  Asylum,  a  state  institution,  i- 
located  here.  It  has  a  large  tract  of  land,  elegantly  laid  out,  with  many  fine  buildings.  Medfleld 
population.  U.  S.  census  1890.  state  pensus  1890.  Valuation,  real  estate,  $1,109,199,  personal 
property,  S2t>4.'.)T:5;     total.  $374.1 7 -J.     Number   of    polls.  :>l:J.     Kate  of  tax,  $12.00. 


MEDFIELD   POSTOFFICE. 

HENRY  J.  DUNN,  Postmaster. 
Office  hours.  6  a.  m.  to  7:30  p.  m.,  Mondays,  Wednesdays,  and  Fridays.    6  a.  m.  to  8:80  p.  m.,  Tues 
days.  Thursdays,  and   Saturdays.      Holidays.  6  to  lu  a.  m,  and  4  to  7:80  p.  m. 

'  Mails  open:    7.15,  9:00  a.  m.,  5:15,  7:00  p.  m.    Mails  close  :    6:30,  8:30  a.  m..  12:30,  1:30,  6:30  p.  m. 


HARDING  POSTOFFICE. 

ALBERT  A.   LOYELL,  Postmaster. 
Office  hours,  from  7  a.  m.  to  9  p.m.:    Sunday  hours,  from  10  a.  m.  to  1  p.   m.,  and  5  to  9  p. 
Mails  open.  9:00  a.  m.,  4:30  p.  in. 
Mails  close.  7:30  a.  m..  VZ  noon,  and  6:00  p.  m. 


MFDFIELD  CHURCHES. 

Baptist.— Baptist  Church,  Main,  cor.  South.     Rev.  Silas  S.  Mors.',  pastor. 
Congregational.-  Second  Congregational  Church,  Main  st.    Rev.  I..  M.  Pierce,  pastor. 
Koman  Catholic— St.  Edwards  Parish.  K.  < '.    Main  st.    \u-\ .  J.  A.  Donnelly,  pa-tor. 
Unitarian.— Unitarian  Church.  North  st.     Rev.  .1.  A.  Savage,  pastor. 

Established   1835. 

ROBT.  W.  BAKER, 

Successor     to     J.     H.     BAKER    <St     CO. 
MANUFACTURER   OF 


Business  Wagons. 

MEDFIELD   MEAT    WAGONS 


A  SPECIALTY, 


Repairing   in   all  its   Branches    Promptly 
Attended  to. 

Short  Street,  Medfield,  Mass. 

"-as.lBS' "'.  CHESTER  W.  GARFIELD,  .;  ' 

JOBBING  A  SPECIALTY.  \  MEDFIELD  Jl  NCTIO.N,  MASS.  I      ESTIMATES  GIVEN. 


PLUMBING,  STEAM  AND  j  CHESTER  W.  GARFIELD,  I  FIRST-CLASS  WORK  GUARANTEED. 

H°T  yo^lNG^SiALTY.  >'   Medfield  Junction,  Mass.    '  estimates  given. 

72  ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 

NORFOLK    WESTERN     STREET     RAILWAY      CO.      WAITING      ROOM. 

E.  B.  SNOW  6c  SON. 

COFFEE  AND  LUNCH  ROOM.  fS^Sm^ii^lh'^St&l 


MONK'S  BLOCK, 

Cop.  North  and  Main  Sts. 


MEDFIELD,  MASS, 


MEDFIELD  AND  BOSTON  EXPRESS. 

Baggage  and  Freight  promptly  delivered  at  reasonable  rates. 

\  128  State  St 


Telephone,  1135.  Boston. 


Residence,    MEDFIELD 
WILLIAM  F.  WEIKER.  Prop'r, 


Offices   <  71  Kingston  St.,       l-  BOSTON. 
/  33  Providence  St.,  \ 


Main  St.,  MEDFIELD,  MASS. 


IN/I  BER, 


PRACTICAL    MACHINIST    AND    DEALER   IN    BICYCLES 

AND    BICYCLE    SUPPLIES.     Repairing  neatly  and 

promptly  done  on  Sewing  Machines.    Bicycles, 

Lawn  Mowers,  Etc. 

E.  Main  St..  -  -  -     MEDFIELD.  MASS. 


AUONZO 


PARKI 


FURNISHING  UNDERTAKER  and 
EMBALMER. 

Carriages  and  Flowers  Furnished. 

TELEPHONE,    WALPOLE,    28-6. 

84  East  Main  St..  Medfield,  Mass. 


FRANK  W.  CUTTER, 

Horsesnoer. 

and 
_  General 
^        •  Blacksmith.. 

SHOP,  Pleasant  St., 

MEDFIELD,        -        -        MASS. 


JOHN   R.  BENNETT, 


SHAMPOOING 

AND 
SINGEING. 


Children's  Hair  Cutting  a  Specialty. 
Main  St.,  MEDFIELD,   MASS. 


Raymond   Weiker, 

ICE. 


NORTH  ST. 


MEDFIELD,  MASS. 


JOHN  J.  KELLY, 

HORSESHOER   and  JOBBER. 


AGENT     FOR 

REMINGTON  BICYCLES. 


Shop, Janes  Avenue. 


P.  (X  Box  574. 


MEDFIELD,   MASS. 


<..  lit*-    Fnrnlfthlnga,  n->*    i         J.J.  CUNNINGHAM,  (  Cigars,  Tobacco,  and 

•  in.-,  it..     Up-to-date      -     DEPARTMENT    STORE,  Mmokera'    Supplies. 

I  •••>)  w  •  ., i .     klso  repairing.  1  North  St.,  Medfield.  /  Novell,  Stationery,  etc. 


LUMBER  a°lfl  KINDS !-°- F- Metca" &  *«*lmm^unu?mm' 

JJUlflDUll    ALL  1V1UJJU.  |  FRANKLIN.  MASS. 


PACKING  CASES. 
IN/Ill-L.      NA/ORK. 


AMi    UKFEKKNCK   IJOOK   OF   MKDFIFLI). 


MEDFIELD  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  UNITED  WORKMEN.     Medfleld  Lodge,  No.  40.  A.  0.  U.  W.     Meets  second 

ami   fourth  Monday  evenings  of  each  month  al  GF.  A.  R.  hall.  Main  Si. 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC.    Moses  Ellis  Post.  No.  117,  G.  A.  R.    -Meets  second  and  fourth 
Wednesday  evenings  of  each  month  al  <;    a.  K.  hall.  Main  St. 
E.  V.  Mitchell  Camp,  Sons  of  Veterans.    Meets  first  and  third   Monday  evenings  of  each 

month  at  G.  A.  R.  hall.  Main  St. 
Woman's  Relief  Corps.    Independent  auxiliary  to  the  Moses  Ellis  Post.     Meets  first  and 
third  Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  G.  A.  R.  hall.  Main  St. 
HISTORICAL  SOCIETY. -Medfleld  Historical  Society.— Meets  first  M lay  evening  of  each  month 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OFODD  FELLOWS.    Medfleld  Lodge,  No.  216,  I.  0.  0.  F.— Meets  every 

Friday  evening  at  Thayer  hall,  Main,  cor.  North  St. 
PATRONS  OF  HUSBANDRY.  -Meets  first  and  third  Thursday  evenings  of  each  month  at  G.    \    R 

hall.  .Main  St. 
ROYAL  ARCANUM.-  Mount  Nebo  Council.— Meets  first  and  second  Monday  evenings  of  each  month 

at  Thayer  hall.  Main.  cor.  North  St, 
WOMAN'S  CLUB.  —Meets  first  and  third  Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  Thayer's  hall,  Main,  cor. 

North  St. 


MEDFIELD  ELECTRIC  CAR  SERVICE. 

NORFOLK  WESTERN  STREET  RAILWAY  CO. 

Cars  leave  Medfleld  for  Dedham  6:80  a.  m.,  then  every  half  hour  till  10:45  p.  m.  Sunday,  first  car, 
T  :20  a.  m.,  last  car,  9:45  p.  m. 

Cars  leave  Dedham  for  Medfleld  at  t J : OO  a.  m.,  then  every  half  hour  till  12:00  p.  m.  Sunday,  first 
car,  7:00  a.  m..  last  car,  11:00  p.  m. 

Cars  leave  Medfleld  for  Medway,  Franklin,  and  Milford  at  5:40  a.  m.,  then  every  half  hour  till 
12:40  a.  m. 

Cars  leave  Medway  for  Medfleld  at  5:45  a.  m..  then  every  half  hour  till  12:45  a,  m. 

Sunday  cars  leave  one  hour  later  in  the  morning,  and  last  oar  leaves  one  hour  earlier. 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARE  EACH  WAY 


BETWEEN  MEDFIELD  AND  BOSTON. 

DISTANCE    VIA    WALPOLE   23    MILES. 


One  month $  9  00 

Two  months 16  88 

Three  months 22  50 

Children    under    18    years    of   age,  three 

months 14  00 

The  commutation  tickets  are  for  one.  two,  and  three  months  only,  commencing  from  any  week  day. 

and  are  from  Medfleld  Junction  onrj 

Cost  of  1000-mile  I k  $20. 


Five  ride  ticket  (via  Walpole  Junction) .. .  ■:  :;.". 

Single  ride  ticket  (via  Walpole) 58 

Single  ride  ticket  (via  So.  Pramingham) . .  72 

Single  ride  t  tcket  I  via  Mansfield  > ~-'  i 


C.  F.  BRUCE  &  CO., 


DEALERS  IN 


MEATS  and  PROVISIONS, 

CHICAGO  DRESSED  BEEF, 

Fresh     Fruits,    Vegetables,  and    Canned 
Goods. 


Janes  Ave. 


MEDFIELD,  MASS. 


PLUMBING,  STEAM  and    /CHESTER  \V.  (iAKFlELI),      first-clam  hork  our- 
HOT  WATER  FITTING,    j  medfield  junction,  mass.  I         estimates  given. 

5 


PLLMBINO.    STEAM  AND/     CHESTER    W      GARFIELD       (Estimates    0iven-     First- 
HOT  WATER  FITTING.     \  Medfield  Junction,   Mass.  I   Class  Work  Guaranteed. 


71 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 

BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


-OF 


MEDFIELD,  MASS. 


Agricultural   Implements. 
BLOOD  BROTHERS.     Park  st.    SeepageTO. 
MASON,  AMOS  H.    Northst.    SeepageTO. 

Barbers. 
BENNETT,  JOHN  R.     Main  st.    See  pa*."'  72 
BINKHOURST,  A.  C.    North  si      Seepage75. 

Bicycle  Dealers  and  Supplies. 
Ames.  F.  T.    Janes  ave. 
PEMBER,  J.  H.    East  .Main  st.    Sen  page 72. 

Bicycle  Sundries  and  Repairers. 
KELLY,  JOHN  J.    Janes  ave.    See  page  72 
PEMBER,  J.  H.    East  Main  st.    See  page  72. 
Blacksmiths. 
i  Sim.  also  Borseshi  lers.  I 
BAKER,  ROBERT  W.    Shortst.    See  page  71. 
CUTTER.  FRANK  W.    Pleasantst.   Seepa 
DEAN,  ALBERT  A.     West  St. 
KELLY,  JOHN  J.    Janes  ave.    See  page  72. 

Boarding  Houses. 
Landrick,  Mrs.  Robert.    East  Main  st. 
LINCOLN  INN.      William    II.   Garfield,   Prop'r. 

Railroad  St.,  Medfleld  Junction.    See  page  fo. 
McLaughlin,  Mrs.  Diary.    North  st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 
ABELL,    EDWARD  H.    (Agent   tor  Lewando's 
Dyeing  and  <  lleaning  Establishment.  I  North  st. 
CUNNINGHAM,  JOHN  J.    North   st.    See  mar- 
gin lines. 

Business  Wagon  Manufacturer. 
BAKER,  ROBERT  W.    Shortst.    Seepage! 

Butter,  Cheese,  and  Eggs. 
T1SDALE,    ALFRED    B.     Easl    Main    st      P.    0. 
Medfleld     Seepage6 

Carriage  Manufacturer. 
BAKER,  ROBERT  W.    Shortst.    Seepage71. 

Carriage  Dealer. 
GRANT,  NATHAN.     Parks!     Seepage70. 

Carriage  Smiths. 
BAKFR, ROBERT W.    Short  st.    Seepa 
CUTTER,  FRANK  W.    Pleasantst.    Seep 

Cattle  Dealers. 
BLOOD   BROTHERS.      (Co*  Part    St.    See 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
CUNNINGHAM,  JOHN    J.     Norths!     See  mar 

GARFIELD,   WILLIAM   H. 
Held  Junction.    Bee  pa 

SNOW.     L.   B.   k    SON.       Man,      C01 

Coal  and  Wood  Dealers. 
i     M      North  si. 
BLOOD  BROTHERS.      I»ai  Ic  Si         •  •    pa  [i 
.i    E.  &  1  :o     Bpi  in--  -i     off  Ma 


Railroad   b1  .    Med 
North.    See 


l.ol, 


Confectionery. 
GARFIELD.  WIL1 IAM  H.    Railroad    st  .   Med- 
fleld Junction.    See  page  TO. 
SNOW.   E.  B.  &  SON.     Main.  cor.   North.    See 
page  7-2. 

Contractors— Carpenters. 

Cole.  J.  Allen.      Miller  St. 

Condon,  Eldridge.    Green  st. 
Harding.  Nathan  F.     Northst. 
Kingsbury,  Waldo  E.    Pleasant  si. 
Wight,  Fred  .1.     Railroad  st. 
Wight,  Jonathan  G.    Railroad  st. 

Contractors— Heating. 
GARFIELD,  CHESTER  W.    Railroad   St.,   Med- 
fleld Junction.    See  marginlines. 
Contractor    Mason. 
Donlan,  Timothy.    Spring  st. 
Dentist. 
Warning,  Freeman  E.    East  Main  st. 

Dressmakers. 
GRIFFIN.  MRS.  KATHERINE  E.    21  Pleasant. 
Johnson,  Mrs.  Agnes,     Easl  Main  st. 

Druggist. 
Keyou.    E.    .T.         North  st . 

Dry  Goods. 
ABELL,   EDWARD   H.     (Agent   tor  Lewando's 
Dyeing  and  Cleaning  Establishment,  i   North  st. 
Crocker,  E.  C.    North  st. 

Eggs  for  Hatching. 
BLOOD  BROTHERS.    Park  st.    SeepageTO. 

Embalmer. 
PARKER,  ALONZOB.    84  East  Main.    Seepage 

Express. 

PARKER'S    DEDHAM    &    BOSTON  EXPRESS. 
Office,  Washington  si  .  Dedham.      Res.,   Easl 
Main  st.,  Medfleld,    See  page  78 
WEIKER'S  MEDFIELD  &  BOSTON  EXPRESS. 
Win,  r.  Weiker,  Prop'r.    See  page  78. 
Fertilizers. 
BLOOD  BROTHERS.    Part  st.    8eepage70. 

Flour,  Grain,  and  Hay. 
BLOOD  BROTHERS.     Park  St.,    SeepageTO 

Fruit  and  Vegetables. 
BRUCE,  C.  F.  &  CO.    Janesave.    See,,;, 

Furniture. 
i  >rd,  Jame        Ea  j1  Main  b1 

Furniture  and  Piano  Mover. 

I  !0X,  William       South  st, 

Grocers. 
I  No  i    i     m   &  i  !o     North  si 
GARFIELD,  WILLIAM  H.      Railroad  st..    Med 
field  Juncl  ion     See  page  TO. 


(.••Ms     Furnishings.    Novelties,  I  J.      J.      C  KJ  IM  IM  I  fM  G  1-1  A  rVl ,  i  Clears,   Tobacco,  and  Smokers 
CtC.     Ip-to-fldte    Jootvcdr.  DkPARTMbNT  STOKI:,  Supplies.  Novels,  Stationery 

Also  Repairing.  \OHIH  STRBBT,  MBDPIELD.  I      Etc 


LUMBER      OF    ALL 
KINDS. 


0.   F.  METGALF   &    SONS, 

*  FRANKLIN,    MASS. 


SHINGLES,  MOULDINGS, 

FLOORINGS,       PACKING 

CASES,    MILL     WORK. 


AND   REFERENCE   Hook    OP    MKDFIELI) 


;.-, 


Hairdresser. 
<  Sep  also  Barbers.  I 

BINKHOURST,   A.   C.     (La s  and   children.) 

North  st.    See  page  75. 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 
BLOOD  BROTHERS.     Parkst.    Seepage70. 

Harness  Makers  and  Dealers. 
Caldicott,  Geo.  W.    North  st. 
GRANT,  NATHAN.    Park  st.    See  page  70. 

Hat  Manufacturers. 
Excelsior  Straw  Works.      Edwin    v.   Mitchell  & 
Co.    North  st. 

Horseshoers. 
i  See  also  Blacksmiths.  I 

CUTTER.  FRANK  W.    Pleasantst.    See  page 72. 

DEAN,  ALBERT  A.     West  st. 

KELLY,  JOHN  J.    Janesave.    See  page  72. 

Horse  Dealer. 
GRANT,  NATHAN.    Parkst.    See  page 70. 

Hotel. 
MEDFIELD   INN.      Z.    T.    Harrington,    Prop'r. 
North  st.    See  back  cover. 

Ice  Cream  Manufacturers. 
SNOW,  E.  B.  &  SON.      Main,  cor.  North.      See 
page  72. 

Ice  Cream  Parlors. 
SNOW.  E.  B.  &  SON.     Main.  cor.  North.      See 
page  72. 

Ice  Dealer. 
WEIKER,  RAYMOND.     Northst.    Seepage72 

Jeweler  and  Watch  Repairer. 
Dunbar.  E.  H.     Northst. 

Laundry. 
WATERMAN'S  STEAM  LAUNDRY.  Central  sq.. 
Franklin.    See  page  54. 

Lawyer. 
He  wins,  James.    92  Main. 

Lunch  Rooms  and  Restaurants. 
Rhodes,  Miss  Emma  F.    E.  Mam  st. 
SNOW,   E.  B.  &  SON.    Main.  cor.   North.    See 
page  72. 

Machinist. 
PEMBER,  J.  H.     East  Main  st.    See  page  72. 
Meat  and  Milk  Wagon  Manufacturer. 
BAKER,  ROBERT  W.    Short  st.    See  page  71. 

Meats  and  Provisions. 
BRUCE,  C.  F.  &  CO.    Janesave.    See  page  73. 
Bollard.  Edmund.    North,  cor.  Green. 

Men's  Furnishings. 

ABELL,   EDWARD   H.     (Agenl    Eor   Lewando's 

Dyeing  and  Cleaning  Establishment.  I  North  si 

CUNNINGHAM,  JOHN  J.    Northst.    See  margin 

lines. 


Milliner. 
Hardy,  .Miss  May  E.     Pleasant  st. 

Newsdealer  and  Periodicals. 
Harding,  ll.  II.     E.  Mam  st 

Newspaper    Weekly. 
FOXBORO      REPORTER.       Medfield      Edition 
Fridays.    J.  H.  Allen.  Prop'r.     Foxbor  ■ 
inside  front  cover. 

Painters    Carriage. 
BAKER,  ROBERT  W.    Short  st.    See  pa 
SV1ITH,  FRED.  M.    Short  st.    See  pa 

Painters— House. 
Babci >ek's.  Lowell,  Son.  South  st . 
(  Hark,  Henry.     Smith  st. 

Painter    Sign  and  Ornamental. 
SMITH,  FRED.  M.    Northst.    Seepage70. 

Photographer. 
( 'hamberlain.  E.     Frairy  st. 

Physicians. 
FULLER.  CHARLES  M.      East  Main  st.     Office 
hours  usually  until    9a.m.,   and    from   1    to     2 
and  ti  to  S  p.  in. 
Mitchell.  Arthur.     Main  st. 

Plumbers. 
GARFIELD,  CHESTER  W.      Railroad   st..    Ale! 

field  Junction.    See  margin  lines. 
Preston,  W.  W.     Main  st. 

Printer. 
Spear,  Stillraan  J.    North  st. 

Sewing  Machines. 
PEMBER,  J.  H.     East  Main  st.     See  page  72. 

Stable. 
GRANT.  NATHAN.     Park  st.     See  page  70. 

Stationer. 
CUNNINGHAM,  J.  J.   Northst.  See  margin  lines. 

Steam  and  Gas  Fitter. 
GARFIELD.  CHESTER  W.     Railroad   St.,  Med 

Held  Junction.     See  margin  lines. 

Undertaker. 
PARKER,  A^ONZOB.  84  Hast  Main.  See  page 72 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY,  E.  L.  C.    N.  E.  Agen  .  100  High,  Boston. 

See  page   :!, 

Veterinary    Surgeon. 

WIGHT,   ALEXANDER    E.,  M.  D.  V.     Northst 
See  page  70. 

Wagon  Manufacturer. 
BAKER,  ROBERT  W.     Shortst.    Seepage;! 

Wheelwright. 
Spaulding,  Charles  W     .lanes  ave 

Wire  Manufacturer. 
MARSHALL,  WILLIAM  CO.     Frairy  st. 


BINKHOURST, 

TONSORIAL  PARLORS. 

cal.l  \a/h  e"  ini  vou  \asaimt 

a  good  ci_e:aim  sihave, 

Refreshing  Shampoo,  or  Stylish  Hair  Cut. 

A.   Free  Shampoo  Witli  Every  Hair  Cut. 

Children's  Hair  Cutting  a  Specialty. 

aExTTo  E.  V.  MITCHELL  &  CO.'S  STRAW  SHOP, 

NORTH  STREET,  MEDFIELD,   MASS. 

CHF^TFO  W/    (1a  f?FIFI  n     I  EXPERT   PLUMBER.     steam    and      hoi 
U"^' _r!*\  y/A/Vi^ ICL^U,        WATER  FITTING     IN    ALL    ITS  BRANCHES. 


MEDFIELD  JUNCTION,    MASS. 


ESTIMATES  GIVEN. 


CHESTER  W.  GARFIELD,  l**™\£™™™^*£!?LhgD  HOT 

Medfield  Junction,  Mass.  '     work  guaranteed,     estimates  given. 


76 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


CARRIAGE     AND      H  A 


Stanhopes,    Gardards,    Piano  Box  Buggies, 
Boston  Gigs,  Beverly  and  Democrat  Wagons, 
Concord  and  Eun-Abont  Buggies  in  Pneumatic, 
Hard  Rubber,  and  Steel  Tires.     Extension  and 
Canopy  Top  Surreys.     Agent  for 
MAYER'S  CELEBRATED  CARRIAGES 
ASK  TO  SEE  THE 
CELEBRATED  STAR  POINTER, 
Bay  State,   and  Lockwood   Special.       Gentle- 
men's Driving  and  Road  Harness     We  sell  our 
goods  as  low  as  any  concern  in  the  state        An 
examination  of  goods  and  prices  will  convince 
you. 

J.  P.  W1MS, 

WASHINGTON  STREET,      -      -      -     DEOHAM. 


C.  H.  J.  KIMBALL 

SUCCESSOR  TO  STERNS    BROTHERS, 


INSURANCE. 

47    KILBY  STREET,  BOSTON. 


OFFICE   AND   RESIDENCE, 


Winthrop  Street.  OAKDALE,   DEDHAM. 


CONNECTED    WITH    BOSTON    OFFICES    OF 

MERCANTILE  FIRE  AND  MARINE  INSURANCE  CO.,  OF  BOSTON. 

HAMBURC-BREMEN  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.,  OF  HAMBURC,  CERMANY. 

PRUSSIAN  NATIONAL  INSURANCE  CO.,  OF  STETTIN,  CERMANY. 
READINC  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.,  OF  READING,  PA. 

ALBANY  INSURANCE  CO.,  OF  ALBANY,  N.  Y. 


ALSO,    DEDHAM    AGENT    FOR 
ROYAL   INSURANCE   CO.,    OF    LIVERPOOL,    ENG. 
NIAGARA    FIRE    INSURANCE   CO.,    OF    NEW    YORK. 
STANDARD    LIFE    AND   ACCIDENT    INSURANCE   CO.,    OF    DETROIT,    MICH. 


FiRE,  ACCIDENT,  LIABILITY,  MARINE,  PLATE  CLASS,  AND    BURGLARY 

INSURANCE. 


ALWAYS   ACCESSIBLE. 


TELEPHONES     ]  ll™  ^™" 

'83-4    DEDHAM. 


^..pLUMBIN^ 


E.  J.  WINN, 

PLURIBIN6. CHS  FITTING. 

Hot  Water  Heating, 

SANITARY  DRAINAGE  AND  VENTILATION. 

P.  O.'Box  285.     Residence,  545  Washington  St., 


J      J       CUNNINGHAM,!        CIGARS,   TOBACCO,  AND 
V  DEPARTMENT  STORE,  -  SMOKERS'  SUPPLIES.  NOVELS, 

Fooiwea  |   SORTH ST.,      -     -      -     M EDI '•"/ /■; /./>.  I  STATIONERY,  ETC. 


dHF^TFQ  W     (1A  f?FIFI  H      I    Numbing  in  all  its  branches  neatly  r/o;if. 
i/iiivLJiivi\    "•    u^ini  i^Liy,     ■  First-class  %\-ork  guaranteed.    Alsoateam 


MEDFIELD  JUNCTION,  MASS. 


*    and  /jot  water  fitting.      Estimates  given. 


and  1:1:11  1:1  n<  i:  mmK   "K  i>i.i>ii  \\i. 


DEDHAM,  MASS. 


Shire-town  of  Norfolk  County,  u  miles  southwesl  of  Boston,  on  the  Providence  < I i \  i — i< » 1 1 .  and  13 

miles  from  Boston,  on  the  Dedham  branch,  Midland  division,  of  theN.  Y„  W    n   &  n    R    R      I r 

porated  September  8th,  1636.  Watered  by  the  Charles  River  on  the  west,  and  by  the  Neponsel  River 
on  tlic  east,  unci  l>>-  "Mother Brook,"  so  called,  a  canal  or  artificial  river  of  about  three  miles  in 
Length,  passing  from  the  Charles  to  the  Neponset.  This  canal  was  the  flrsi  canal  buill  in  the  I  nited 
states,  within  ten  years  of  the  flrsi  settlement  of  Boston.  Dedham  has  6.0  square  miles  and  is  the 
59th  place  of  importance  in  the  state,  and  includes  the  \  illages  of  ^.shcroft,  I  lonnecticu!  I  lorner,  Easl 

Dedham,  Elnrw I,  Endicott,  Federal  Hill.  I  lermantow  n.  Qreen  Lodge,  Jerusalem,  .Mill  Village,  i  >ak 

dale.  Riverdale.  Sandy  Hill.  Stone  Haven.  Walnut  Hill,  and  Westfleld.  It  is  the  birthplace  of  the 
greai  statesman.  Fi slier  Ames,  a  close  and  honored  friend  of  George  Washington.  The  Fisher  Ames 
school  house  on  Washington  street  stands  a  fitting  monument  to  his  memory.  The  Dedham  BiStori- 
cal  Society  has  rooms  where  a  very  large  collection  of  interesting  antiquitiesare  on  exhibition.  Asa 
place  of  residence  Dedham  presents  unusual  attractions,  it  is  a  quiet.  ia«  abiding  community, 
numbering  among  its  inhabitants  many  people  of  culture'  and  refinement,  and  contains  within  its 
borders  some  of  the  most  elegant  and  expensive  estates  in  the  ( 'ommonwealth.  <  'onnected  by  elee 
trie  railway  to  the  south  with  Medfield,  Foxboro,  Millis.  Medway,  Melton,  Franklin,  Wrentham, 
Attleboros,   Pawtucket,   Pi'oviilence.  and    WoonsOCket,    and    with    Norwood.   Milton.  West    Roxbury, 

Roslindale,  Hyde  Park.  Forest  Hill,  and  Boston.       Population,  0".  S.  census  1890,  7,138.      Stat qsus 

1895,  7.211.  Valuation,  real  estate.  $7,098,975,  personal  property,  $1,329,108.  Total.  $8,428,078.  Numbei 
of  polls.  8,003.    Rate  of  tax,  $16.80. 


DEDHAM  POSTOFFICES. 

DEDHAM. 

CHARLES  H.  RILEY,  Postmaster. 
Office  hours,  0:30  a.  m.  to7:30p.  m.    Sundays,  9:80 to  10:30a.  m.,  I:30to5:00p.  in. 
Mails  open.  7:15,  9:30,  11 :00  a.  m.,  1:00,  4:00,  6:00,  7:00  p.  m.     Sunday  mail  open,  9:30  a.  m.      Regis 

mail  open,  7:30  a.  in.,  4:15  p.  m. 
Mails  close,  7:30.  7:45,  9:45  a.  m.,  12: 15,  3:45,  4:30,  6:00,  6:  l.">  p.  m.    Sunday  mail  closes  at  5:00  p.  m. 

ASHCROFT. 

G.  E.  GAYMOND,  Postmaster. 

Office  hours.  7:30  to  9:00  a.  m.,  5:30  to  7:00  p.  m. 
Mails  open.  7:50  a.  m..  5:50  p.  in.  Mails  close.  8:00  a.  m.,  6:00  p.  m. 

ENDICOTT. 

R.  J.  WARD,   Postmaster. 
<  iffice  hours,  7:00  to  10:00  a.  m.,  4:00  to  6:00  p.  m. 
Mails  open.  9:00  a.  m.,  4:00  p.  m.  Mails  close.  S:(ii)  a.  in..  (i:(Ki  p.  m. 


WALNUT   HILL 


H.  A.  Hutchinson.  Postmaster. 

( tfflce  hours,  6:00  a.  m.  to  8:00  p.  m. 

Mails  open,  8:10.  10:30  a.  m.,  2:10, 5:30,  6:30,  7:30  p.  m.        Mails  close, 6:55, 10:00a.  m.,  1:50,  8:80  7:00p.  m 


GEORGE  A.  GUILD, 

JEWELER  AMD  W ATCHMAKER, 

Carries  a  full  line  of 

EASTMAN'S   KODAKS 

And  films.     Also  a  large  assortment  of 

IMPORTED  SOUVENIR  CHINA. 

400  Washington   St.,   Dedham.   Mass. 


m33  3AD1E  L.  ROSE, 

...N]ILiL-Ij\Sp... 

A  Fine  and  Clio  ice  Line  of  all  the 

Latest  ^t^les 

iii  Hats  and  Bonnets.      Special  at- 
tention   Given  to  Order    Trade. 

Hewitt  Building.  Milton  St  ,  East  Dedham,  Mass. 


When  wanting  some  expert  Plumb-  j 
ing  done  or  Steam  or 
Hot  Water  Fitting  consult  with    ) 


CHESTER  W.  UNFED.; -Si 


y  Medfield  Junction,  Muss.. 
~io  will  give  estimates 
d  guarantee  all  work. 


Fop  all  the  LATEST  and  UP  to  DATE  /  MRS.   J.  F.  \A/  i  MS, 

IVI  I  LLI  IM  E  R  Y  ,  Call  on        j  390  Washing  St.63  °       '  DEDHAM,  MASS. 


> 


ANTHONYS  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


DEDHAJVC   NEWS  AGENCY, 


SCHOOL  SUPPLIES. 


CHAS.  J.  DAVIS,  Manager. 


SPORTING  GOODS. 


Newspapers  ami  Periodicals  delivered  at  residence.    Stationery  by  Box,   Pound, 
and  Quire.     Choice  line  of  Confectionery.     Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

GREENLEAF  BUILDING,     Washington  St.,     Dedham,  Mass. 


IF^^lSriEC  L.  G-0"WEB,  ID.  ID.  S_ 

GRADUATE  BOSTON  DENTAL  COLLEGE. 

PRACTICE  IN  BOSTON  FOR  THE  PAST  TEN  YEARS. 

Careful  attention  to  Children's  Teeth.     Crown  and  Bridge  Work.     Ail  forms  of  Artificial  Work  in 

Gold,  Rubber,  Silver,  Celluloid.     Aluminum  fine  gold  filling  placed  without  pain. 

OFFICE  HOURS :   8:30  to  6.  378  Washington  St.,       Dedham,    Mass. 


SOMETHING  NEW. 

PLACE'S  1PR0VED  EYE  GLASS  GOURDS. 

They  are  comfortable  and  becoming. 

Tbey  keep  the  Lenses  in  one  position. 
Please  call  and  examine  thein. 

C.  D.  PLACE  6c  CO., 

OPTICIANS, 

4  7   WINTER  ST.,  ROOM   705, 

BOSTON.  >IASS. 


MISSES  GERRISH  &  LITTLEFIELD, 

Ladies'  Tailoring 

AND 

DRESSMAKING. 

Room  3,  Danforth's  Block.  398  Washington  St.. 
DEDHAM. 

HOURS:      8  a.m.   to  5:30  p.  m       Tuesdays, 
Thursdays,  and  Saturdays  to  8  p.  m. 


FISHER  &  ELLIS, 

Hardware,  Cutlery, 
Paints  and  Oils. 

AGATE.  TIN.  AND  WOODENWHRE. 

AGRICULTURAL  IR1PLEU1EHTS. 

Cor,  Washington  and  School  streets, 

l)KI>ll  AM,    M  \ss. 

JOHN  E    FISHER.  DAVID  A.  ELLIS. 


J.  Y.   ABBOTT  UlnNUFHCTURING  CO., 

Sole  Manufacturers  of 


loom 


PICKERS, 


Strapping  and  other 

Leather  Goods. 

EAST  DEDHAM,  MASS. 

Incorporated  1885. 

J.  V.  ABBOTT.  Pres.  P.  R.  MANSFIELD.  Treas. 

CHAS.  E.  LUCE.  Aqent 


SAMUEL  C.  FRENCH'S 
Westwood  and  Boston  Express. 

Residence,  High  Street,   Westwood,  Mass.  B08TON  OFFICES  : 

Telepl ,  .">i:t,  Dedham.  128  State  St.,  7:»  Kilby  St.,  71  Kingston  St, 

PARKER'S   DEDHAM  and  BOSTON    EXPRESS, 

HENRY  M.  PARKER,  Proprietor. 
BOSTON  OFFICES :     i  •">  Devonshire  si..  84  Conrl  s<|  ,  96  and  105  Arch  St. 

DEOHAH  OFFICE:    :'.<;:i  Washington  St. 
i  \  i"  Boston  for  Dedham:    8  a.  m.,  10  a.  m.,  1:30  p.  m.,  4:30  p.  m 

Dedham  for  Boston:    7:30  a.  m.,  Iti  a.  m.,    -  p.  m. 

Order  Boxes  at  Walnut  Hill  and  Stonehaven. 


Dressmaker 


Miss  fl.  B.  Tliorijiirii.'T,,,'..'.^^.'..^..':.::,""- 

t'l  >  Washington  Street,   Dedham.      | 


Kiblions  Furnished. 


Call  at  the  Phoenix  Block,       1         QUEEN     OUALITY        *  BEST  ON  EARTH. 

Dedham ,  an!  be  fitted  to  a     *  ShHOE.  I  CHARLES  H.  W RflGG  &  CO. 


AND   REFERENCE   B<  >OK    OP   DEDHAM. 


DEDHAM  CHURCHES. 

Baptist.— Second  Baptist  Church,  Milton  St..  E.  D.,  Rev.  John  I'.  Tilton,  pastor. 

Congregational.— lit  st  Congregational  <  Ihurch,  High  St.    Nosettled  pi 

Episcopal.— Church  of  the  Good  Shepherd,  Cedar  St..  Rev.  William  F.  Cheeney,  rector. 

St.  Paul's  Church,  Court  St.,  Rev,  James  P.  Hawkes,  pastor. 
Methodist.  -Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Milton  St.,  E.  £>.,  Rev.  Raymond  P.  Walker,  pastor 
Roman  Catholic— St.  Mary's  chiu-ch.  High  St..  Rev.  John  il.  Fleming,  pastor. 
Unitarian.— First  Church  and  Parish,  High  St.,  Rev.  John  Worsley  Austin,  past..!-. 


DEDHAM   INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

MASONIC— Constellation  Lodge.   A.   F.  &  A.  M.     Regular   communications  second  Wednesday 

evening  of  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall,  Memorial  Hall  Building,  Washington  Si 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD  FELLOWS.-  Samuel  Dexter  Lodge,  No.  232,  I.  0.  0.  F.     Meets 
every  Tuesday  evening  at  G.  A.  R.  Hall,  High  St. 
Walnut  Hill  Lodge,  No.  279,  I.  0.  G.  T.     Meets  second  and  fourth  Thursday  evenings  of  each 
month  at  Mechanics1  Hall,  E.  1>. 
KNIGHTS  OF  HONOR.— Contentment  Lodge,  No.   1020,  K.  of  H.    Meets  flrsl  and  third  Monday 
evenings  of  each  month  at  G.  A.  R.  Hall,  High  St. 
Cutham  Lodge.  No.  87,  K.  of  H.   -Meets  second  and  fourth  Tuesdays  of  each  month  at  Baker's 
Hall,  Westwood. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  HIBERNIANS.-  Division  No.  11.— Meets  first  Sunday  aften a  of  each  month 

in  Parochial  Hall.  E.  I). 
Ladies' Auxiliary,  Division  No.  1 1,  A.  0.  H.     Meets  at  Mechanics' Hall,  E   D 
ROYAL  ARCANUM.— East  Dedham  Council,  No.  91.— Meets  first  and  third  Mondays  in  Arcanum 
Hall. 
Powder  Rock  Council,  No.  84. -Aiccts  second  and  fourth  Wednesday  evenings  of  each  month 
at  Q.  A.  R.  Hall.  High  St. 
ROYAL  SOCIETY  OF  GOOD  FALLOWS.    Dedham  Assembly,  No.  44.    B ts  third  Thursday  even- 
ing of  each  month. 
Walnut  Hill  Assembly,  No.  139. — Meets  hist  Wednesday  evening  of  each  month  at  Mechanics' 
Hall,  E.  D. 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC.    Charles  W.  Carroll  Post.  No.    144,  G.  A.  R.— Meets  third 
Friday  evening  of  each  month  at  Gf.  A.  R.  Hall,  I.  O.  O.  F.  Building,  High  St. 
Sons  of  Veterans.— Gen.  S.  m.  Weld  Camp,  No.  75.    Meets  first  and  third  Thursday  e^  • 
of  each  month  at  (i.  A.  R.  Hall,  High  St 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  UNITED  WORKMEN.  Avery  Oak  Lodge,  No.  36.— Meets  second  and  fourth 
Monday  evenings  of  each  month  at  I.  <>.  <  >.  !•'.  Building,  High  St. 

EPWORTH  LEAGUE.  Mudge  Chapter,  No.  563.  Meets  second  Thursday  evening  of  each  month 
at  Methodist  Episcopal  Church. 

DEDHAM  HISTORICAL  SoClETY.— Meets  first  Wednesday  evening  of  every  month,  except  July,  Au- 
gust, and 'September  at  Historical  Society  Building,  High,  cor.  church  St. 

HOME  CIRCLE.— Walnut  Hill  Council,  No.  45.   -Meets  second  and   fourth   Monday  evenings    at 

MASSACHUSETTS  CATHOLIC  ORDER  OF  FORESTERS.     St.  Raphael  Court.  No.  26,  M.  C.  0.  F. 

Meets  first  and  third  Sundays  of  each  month  at  Mechanics'  Hall,  E.  1>. 
NEW  ENGLAND  ORDER  OF  PROTECTION.    Meets  s rid  and  fourth  Tuesday  evenings  of  each 

month  at  G.  A.  R.  Hall.  High  St. 

(Continued  on  page  81.) 


WILLIAM  OVENS, 

Manufacturer  of 

BEST  MUCILAGE, 

Also  Agent  for 

NATIONAL    BISCUIT    CO.'S 
CRACKERS,  ETC. 

P.  O.  Address,  Box  394,  Walnut  Hill,  Mass. 


HDOLPH  F.  fl.  SGHULZ, 

REAL  ESTATE, 
INSURANCE,     -     AUCTIONEER. 

ROOM  6,  GREENLEflF  BUILDING, 
378  Washington  Street,  Dedham,  Mass. 


insurance,    ,       HkNRY  D.  HUMPHREY,      J  auctioneer. 

REAL   ESTATE.  U28  HIGH  ST.,     -     DEDHAM,  MASS.  I       Telephone,  63-2. 


MRS.     J.     F-.     NA^IIVIS,      /  Dealer  in 

390  WasMn£Rn¥tNLEAF  ^HAM,  MASS  j  IMPORTED  AND  DOMtSTIC  MILLINERY. 


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T.    F. 


LEONARD, 

PRACTICAL 

HOUSE 

PAINTER. 


Shop  at  Residence. 
53  School  St. 

GRAINING,  GLAZING,  AND  GILDING.      CEIL- 

l\GS  WHITENED  AND  TINTED. 
Paper  Hanging.  Hard  Wood  Finishing. 

All  orders  addressed  to  Box  351,  Dedham,  will  receive 
prompt  attention. 


J.  W.  WHITE, 

DEPOT  CARRIAGE  SERVICE. 

Carriages  will  be  found  on  arrival 
of  trains  at  Dedham  Station,  and 
may  be  ordered  at  66  Barrows   St. 

Stone  Mason  and  Contractor. 

OFFICE  AND  RESIDENCE, 

66  Barrows  St.,  DEDtlflM,  IYlf\SS. 


FRANK    B.    McCABE, 

Carpenter  and 
Builder. 

FIRST-CLASS  WORK  AT 
REASONABLE  PRICES. 

Personal  Attention  Given  to  all  Work. 

PLANS    AND    SPECIFICATIONS    AT 
SHORT   NOTICE. 


Shop,  Worthington,  cor.  Washington  St.,      { 
Residence,  Marion  St.,  i 


DEDHAM,  MASS. 


ALBERT  DUNKERLEY, 

CARPENTER,  CONTRACTOR,and 
BUILDER. 

Estimates  Cheerfully  Furnished. 

Jobbing    and     Repairing 
Given  Prompt  Attention. 


RetMence,  249  Wrtshinutnn  St.. 

DEDHAM, 


P.O.Box  381. 
IX/I  ASS. 


W.  B.  GOULD, 

MASON, 

Plasterer,  Whitener,  and 
Colorer. 

Jobbing  Promptly  Attended  To. 

Milton  St.,  EAST  DEDHAM,  MASS. 


DRESSMflKER.:Kii 


miss 

395  Washington  8t,  DEDHAM.  I 


TUnnnilRII  \    "HESS  furnishings  of  all  de- 
scrip  I  ION,    RIBBONS.    LACES.    SILKS. 


BUCKLES,  ETC 


CALL     ON 

CHARLES  A.  WRAGG  &  CO. 


for  \ 


QUEEIN  QUALITY 

SHOES,    at 


PHOENIX     BLOCK, 

589   Hitfh  St. 

D  E  O   M   A  IVI  . 


AND  REFERENCE  BOOK  OF  DEI  HI  AM. 


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DEDHAM  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS.— Concluded. 

ST.  MARY'S  CATHOLIC  TOTAL  ABSTINENCE  SOCIETY.     Meets  first  and  third  Tuesday  evenings 

of  each  month  al  Parochial  Hall,  E.  D. 
SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE.— Walnut  Hill  Division,  No.  122.    Meetssecond  and  fourth  Monday  even 

ings  of  each  month  at  Mechanics'  Hall.  K.  D. 
UNITED  ORDER  OF  PILGRIM  FATHERS.     Quinobequin  Colony,  No.  200,  U.  0.  P.  F.     Meetsflrsl 

and  third  Wednesday  evenings  ■>!'  each  month  al  G.  A.  B.  Hall,  High  SI 
WOMAN'S  CHRISTIAN  TEMPERANCE  UNION.    Meet*;  firs!  and  third  Mondays  of  each  month  al 

Methodist  Church. 


DEDHAM  FIRE  ALARM  BOXES. 


BOX. 

25.  Cor.  High  and  Mt.  Vernon. 

26.  Cor.  East  and  Auburn. 

27.  East  St..  near  R.  R.  bridge. 
28. 

29. 
34. 
35. 
36. 
37. 
38. 
42. 
43. 
45. 
46. 
47. 
52. 


Cor.  High  and  Walnut.  Boyden's  Square 

Cor.  Colburn  and  Bussey. 

Cor.  Colburn  anil  Greenhood. 

Cor.  Milton  St.  and  Milton  Plaee. 

Cor.  Milton  and  River  Sts. 

Sprague  St.,  near  McDonald 

Cor.  River  St.  and  Oakdale  Ave, 

Cor.  Dale  and  Border. 

Junct.  East  and  Sprague. 

Cor.  East  St.  and  Sanderson  Ave. 

Bussey  St.,  opp.  Rockland. 


BOX 

.-.1. 
56. 


63. 

64. 

v,:,. 
67. 
68. 
69. 
73. 
74. 
75. 
si. 


( 'or.  Washington  and  Easl 
Cor.  Maverick  and  ( lurve 

( 'of.  High  and  ( '"in n 

Cor.  High  and  West  Held. 


Washington  St..  near  Richards. 
Cor.  Court  and  Village  Ave 
Cor.  High  St..  opp.  Eastern  Ave. 
Washington  St.    I  Steamer  House. 

Cor.  Washington  and  Elm. 

Cor.  Highland  St.  and  Sandy  Vallej 

( lor.  Anii-s  and  Bridge. 
Needham,  near  School! se 


First  alarm  to  be  given  by  striking  four  rounds  of  the  box  number  on  all  the  box  gongs,  hells,  and 
whistle. 

Second  alarm  to  be  given  by  striking  rive  blows. 

Signal  for  no  school,  number  22  struck  at  7:50  or  11:50  a.  m.  This  signal  to  he  given  only  on  the 
written  order  of  the  Superintendent  of  Schools. 

After  every  alarm  two  blows  will  he  struck  when  the  tire  is  out  or  the  apparatus  not  needed 

A  test  blow  will  be  struck  at  7  a.  in.  and  5  p.  m.  daily. 

SMITH     &     HIGGINS. 

Everything 

used  in  the 
Burial  of  the 
Head  Always 
■  ■11   Hand. 

Residence  and 

W'arerooms. 
29  Milton  Street. 


P.  O    Address, 

WALNUT  HILL. 


FURNISHING     UNDERTAKERS. 


i/NSUKAAieE.      j      HENRY  D.  HUMPHREY, 

AUCTION  EE^.t  628     HICH     STREET,    DEDHAM. 


REAL  ESTATE. 

Telephone  63-2. 


ItlDO       I     C     WIITIQ       THE    MILLINER,      i  HAS    A    Fl'LLAND  COMPLETE  UNEOFKING'- 
IU.1U.    0.1.    nllUO  Qreenleaf  Block,  <-BERY"S  MEDICATED  TOILET  ARTICLES.    Ladies 


390  Washington  St..     DEDHAM.  MASS.     * 


are  cordially  invited  to  call  and  examine. 


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VID     NEAL, 
Dealer  in   CHOICE    FAMILY  GROCERIES, 

SALMON'S  BEST  FLOUR,  CROCKERY,  AND  FANCY  CHINA. 

TEA  AND  COFFEE  A  SPECIALTY.  GOODS  DELIVERED  FREE. 

402  Washington  St.,  DEDHAM,  MASS. 

JOHN  W.  SOUTHWELL  &  CO., 

HOUSE  AND  THYTERS, 

SIGN  DECORATORS,  AND 

PAINTERS.  PAPER  HANGERS. 

ESTIMATES  CHEERFULLY  GIVEN. 

Shop  at  Residence,  Milton  St.,  EAST  DEDHAM,  MASS. 


JAMES      SEMPLI 

PAINTE.R  AND 
DEG0RAT0R. 

First-class  Work  at 
Reasonable  Cost. 

15  Westfield  St.. 

DEDHAM,      M4SS. 


BAKER  BROS., 

Contractors  for 


Patotioi 


DECORATING      AND 
PAPER     HANGING. 


Estimates  cheerfully  given  for  contract  work.  Whitewash- 
ing, Kalsomining,  Glazing,  Graining 
P.  0.  Box  14,  WESTW00D,  MASS. 


SE3Y, 

House  and 

Sip 
Painter, 


'd**-*      ^."'ir •'-"  -:   also  Decorator, 

Shop  at  Residence,       -        Walnut  St., 

EAST  DEDHAM,  MASS. 


\A/^ 


SON 


BROS., 

Choice  cuts  of 

BEEF.    VEAL.    LAMB. 

MUTTON     AND 

POULTRY. 

Select   Corn  Reel 
and   Sausages. 

FRESH   VEGETABLES 

and  all  kinds  of  Fruit 
in  their  season. 

395  Washington  St.. 

DEOHAM,  MASS. 


rlou! 


FANCY   AND    STAPLE    GROCERIES, 

CREAMERY  BUTTER  AND  FRESH  EGGS. 
CANNED  GOODS,  FINE  TEAS,  AND  COFFEES, 

EDWIN  A.  R1CKER, 

Oakdale  Ave.,  cor.  River  St.,    East  Dedham,  Mass. 


IN/I. 

1  JUTTER 


F.     NA/HI1 

CI  IKKSE. 


NEY, 

AND     EGGS. 


FRUIT,  VEGETABLES,  ANp   BERRIES 

Supplied  (<■  families    in  i ><<<i limn,  Norwood,  and  vicinity,     win  •  nil   nn  reqnen1    by  ihh.I1. 

Residence,   Kendall  and  School  Sts.,       walpole,  MASS. 


PRESSIDftKER. 


'  H1ISS  fl.  B.  TH0RBURN/DRESS  FINDIN08'TRIMMIN08' 

I    395  Washington  St.,  DEDHAM.    '       and  ornaments  furnished. 


I  F  JJOU   WA/MT  TH  E,  Qiirriu       QUALITY  *CI1AI,lES     A-     WRA0G    &    C(> 

BEST  \3H-rttlTI         «W«LI    I     I    .  PHOENIX    BLOCK, 

GET       THE  \  SHOE:  /  589  Hiph  St..  Dedham. 


AND   REFERENCE    BooK    OK     DEDHAM. 


DEDHAM'S 
ELECTRIC  STREET  CAR  SERVICE. 

NORFOLK  WESTERN  STREET  RAILWAY  CO. 

Cars  leave  DEDHAM  for  WESTWi »« >D,  and  MEDFIELD  al  8  a.  m ..  and  every  hour  until  n  p.  m., 
then  11:50  p.  ra.    First  car  Sunday  7  a.  m,     Last  car  lip   m 

Cars  leave  MEDFIELD  for  wESTWi  >OD,  and  DEDHAM  al  6  a.  m.,  and  every  hour  until  11  p.  m., 
*12  in.,  and  *18:45  a.  in.    Sunday's  cars  leave  MEDFIELD  for  westu  00D  and  DEDHAM  al  i 
and  every  hour  until  10  p.  m.,  *11,  *11 :50  p.  m. 

( Jars  stop  at  white  painted  posts  only. 

Connection-;  at  DEDHAM  with  ears  'for  FOREST  II I  l.l.s.   HYDE  l'AKK.  MILTON,  NORWOOD, 
ami  HAST  WALPOLE. 

'<  !ar  Barn  only. 

WEST  ROXBURY  AND  ROSLINDALE  STREET  RAILWAY  CO. 

NORFOLK  CENTRAL  DIVISION. 

Cars  leave  EAST  WALPOLE  for  DEDHAM  and   FOREST  HI  1. 1. Sat  6:30,  7  a.  m.,  and    every  half 
hour  until  11.  *11:30. 

Cars  leave  NORWOOD  (Walpole  and  Guild  streets)  for  ISLINGTON,  DEDHAM,    and    FOREST 
HILLS  at  ti:40a.  m.,  7:10.  and  eveiv  half  hour  until  11:10,     II:  H i. 

Cars  leave  DEDHAM  for  ISLINGTON,  NORWOOD,  and   east  WALPOLE  al  6  a.  m.,  6:30,  and 
every  half  hour  until  II,  *11 :30. 

Cars  leave  Norwood   (Walpole  and  Guild  streets)  for  EASTWALPOLE  at  6:30,  6:50  a.  m., 
and  every  half  hour  until  1 1 :20. 

Sundays— First  car,  7  a.  m. ;  extra  cars,  i  to6p.  m. 

Through  cars  on  Dedham  Division.  FOREST  HILLS  to  EASTWALPOLE,  in  connection  with 
Norfolk  Central  Street  Railway  Company. 

Connection    at    DEDHAM"  with  cars  for  MEDFIELD  and    WESTWOOD,     HYDE    l'AKK     and 
READVILLE. 

Connection  at  FOREST  HILLS  with  cars  for  all  parts  of  B<  »ST<  >N. 

Connection  at  EAST  WALPOLE  with  cars  for  WAI.P  »LE,  MANSFIELD,  PR(  >VIDENCE. 

Connection  at  EAST  DEDHAM  with  cars  (<>v  \l\  DE  PARK,  MILTON  LOWER  MILLS. 
<  lar  Barn  only. 

DEDHAM  DIVISION. 

Cars  leave  FOREST  HILLS  and  QEDH AM  on  the  hour  and  half  hour,  5:80  a.  m.  till  11:80  p.   m.: 
*12 
"oars  leave  ROSLINDALE  for  FOREST  HILLS  each  30  minutes,  5:20  a.  m.  till  11:50  p.  m. 
Oars  leave  RoSLlNDALE  for  DEDHAM  each  30  minutes,  5:38  a.  m.  till  [1:88  p.  m. 
oars  leave  Beech  Street  for  Forest  HILLS  each  30  minuted,  5:16a.  m.  till  11:46 p.  m. 
cars  leave  Beech  Street  for  DEDHAM  each  30  minutes,  5:48  a.  m.  till  11:43  p   m 
Cars  leave  GERMANTl  iWN  for  F(  (REST  HILLS  each  80  minutes.  5:37  a.  in.  till  11:87  p.  in. 
Cars  leave  GERMANTOWN  for  DEDHAM  each  30  minute-..  5:22a.  m.  till  11:52  p.  m. 


-E1IVI  IN/IE, 

I  HEADQUARTERS    FOR    FRESH  SELECTED  FRUIT. 

Wholesale   and   Retail    Healer    in 

FOREIGN  AND   DOMESTIC  FRUITS, 

CIGARS  and  TOBACCO. 

Soda  Fountain.  Quick  Lunches  Nicely   Served. 

Headquarters  for  Bicyclers.  386  Washington  St.,  Dedham,  Ma^s. 

LUCIUS   DAMRELL, 
PORTRAITS  AND  FRAMES. 

HIGH  GRADE  WORK.  WESTWOOD,  MASS. 

Real  Estate,        'HENRY   D.  HUMPHREY.;     Insurance. 

Auctioneer.*  688  HIGH  St.,  DEDHAM.  I       TJSUEPHON  Is,,  63-S. 


Mrs  .T.  F.  WIMS,    The  MILLINER.  \    Carries  KINGSBURY'S  Velvet  Cream,   Magic   Balm,   Velvet   Lotion, 
Greenleaf  Block,   390  Washington   St.,-    Velvet  Rouge,  Tooth  Powder,  Freckle  Remover,  Velvet  Skin  Food,   Magnolia 
DEDHAM,    MASS.,  '  Cream,  Velvet  Face  Powder,  Hair  Tonic. 


84 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


BACON'S 


UNDRY. 


If  you   like  your  Laundry   done  in    fipst-class    shape,    or   are   in   any  way 
particular,  drop  me  a  card  and  my  team  will  call. 

We  guarantee  all  work.         A  trial  will  convince  you  that  nothing  but   first-class  work  is 

done  at  Bacon's  Laundry. 

E.  S.  BACON,  Prop'r,    Lock  Box  8,    DEDHAM,  MASS. 

F.  B.  FORD,  Walnut  Hill,  Agent.  G.  A.  FRENCH,  AVestwood,  Agent. 

VINCBNT  J.  GAFFNEY, 

DEALER  IN 

Pure  Milk  and  Cream  in  Glass  Bottles,  also 

Fresh  Eggs  from  our  own  farm  delivered  at  your 

residence.    Call  or  address 

80  Chestnut  St.,  Dedham,  Mass, 

Fggs  for  Hatching. 


WILLIAM  H.  BOWMAN, 

FURNITURE  MOVING  and  JOBBING. 


BARGE    AX1)    PLEASURE    WAGONS 

by   the   day   or  hour   at   reasonable    rates. 
ORDERS   LEFT   AT 

51  Clark  St.,   or  at  Order  Boxes,   220  East 
St.,  and  581   High  St., 

DEDHAM,  MASS, 


LUNCH  WAGON. 

W/1EN  IN  TOWN  AND  IN  WANT  OF  A 

QUICK    LUNCH, 

a  Good  Cigar,  or  a  Bottle  of 
Tonic,  You  can  get  it  here, 

3D-&.-Z"  OB  iTIGHT. 

JOSEPH  S.  BERRY, 

PROPRIETOR, 
Washington  St.,  Dedham,  Mass. 


CHARLES  E.  PHIL.UPS, 
General 


Blacksmith, 

HORSESHOER 

and 
WHEEL  WRIOHT. 

Repairing  Neatly  done" 

PERSONAL  ATTENTION 

Given  to  all  Work,  and 

Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 

'1       EAST,  cor.  HIGH  ST., 

-*  DEDHAM.  MASS. 


.  SHEA. 

PRACTICAL 

orseshoer  and 
Carriage 


Repairer. 

Special  Attention 
paid  to  Lame  and 
Interfering  Horses. 

Washington  St , 

DEDHAM.  MASS. 


PETER    LARSSON, 

try  to  please  my  customers  by  giving  them  the  Best  of 
Milk,  delivered  in  Glass   Jars.         Your   patronage   solicited. 
Daisy  WhitingAve.,     Walnut  Hill,  Mass. 


ISAAC  W.  WHITE, 

East  St.,  Dedham,  Mass. 
First  Quality  Milk, 

Fresh  Cream. 

A.I1  Milt  Delivered  in  Glass  Jars. 

Your  patronage   solicited. 


An-.r.r,    A      D     HTU^^U..-^      \   drkss  furnishings  of  all 
lVllSS  A.  t>.     1  norburn,    .description,    ribbons,  laces 

395  Washington  St.,  DEDHAM,  MASS.       (  SILKS,  BUCKLES,  ETC. 


CHAS.  A.  WRAGti  li  CO.  (    QUEEN  QUALITY  I        Phoenix  Block, 
Keep  the  Celebrated    I  shoe:.  /589HI$hSt.,    Dedham. 


\ni>   i;i:ki:kknck  i«  iok  ok  mini  wi. 


85 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 


BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


-OF- 


DEDHAM,  MASS. 


ABBREVIATIONS:    E.  D.,  East  Dedham;  W.  H..  Walnut  Bill;  W.,  Westw 1. 


Account  Book  Manufacturer. 
Beal,  Henry  F.    020  High. 

Agricultural  Implements. 
FISHER   &  ELLIS.     Washington,  cor.  School. 

See  page  78. 
Russell.  Charles'  Son.     High  st. 

Artists. 
DAMRELL,      LUCIUS.    (Portrait.)      Westwood 

See  ]>axe  83. 
Mills.  C.  E.    63  School. 
Slafter,  Theodore  S.    17  Chestnut . 

Architect. 
Alden,  Harry  B.    505  East. 

Asylum. 
ASYLUM   FOR   DISCHARGED   FEMALE    PRIS- 
ONERS.    Mrs.    Elvira    D.   Whitney.  Superin- 
tendent.   Washington  st.    Sec  page  8. 

Auctioneers. 
HUMPHREY,  HENRY  D.    628 High.   Seemargin 

lines. 
SCHULZ,  ADOLPH  F.  A.    Room  6,878Washing 

ton.     See  page  79. 

Automobiles. 
SHATSWELL,  H.  K.  &  CO.    398  Washington. 

Bakers. 
Boner.  William.     Thomas  st..  W.  H. 
Dunkel,  Rudolphe.    593  High. 
TI. -liner,  Peter.    High,  cor.  Bussey,  E.  I>. 
Stoddard,  Granville  M.    406  Washington. 


Bakers'  Specialties. 
OVENS,  WILLIAM.    Milton  St.,  W.  H.    Seepage 

Banks. 
Dedham  Co-Operative  Bank.     Bighst..  E.  D. 

Dedham  Institution  for  Savings,     Bigh  st. 
Dedham  National  Bank.     High  st. 

Barbers. 
Booban,  Thomas  F.    860  Washington. 
Ivans  .  Joseph,     lli^'li  st..  L\.  I>. 
Sfaas,  Christopher.    876  Washington. 
Nickers. m.  i;    I..    :;  Eastern  a\ e 

Rafferty,  'I'l las.    591  Bigh. 

Smith.  Charles  S     575  High. 

Bicycle  Dealers,  Supplies,  and  Sundries. 
Griffith,  Charles  T.    Bussey  st..  i;.  D. 
Birsch,  J.  a.     Bussey  st.,  E.  I>. 
KEOUGrt  &  CARTWRIGHT.     KK  Washington. 
WRAGG,  CHARLES  A.  &  CO.     561    High 

margin  lines. 

Billiards  and  Pool. 
Gaffnej .  Joseph.     Bigh  St.,  E.  D. 
I  logan,  \ni\  id!    3  High 

Blacksmiths. 
(See  l [orseshoers,  also  Carriagesm 
Deutschmann.  A.     High  st.,  E.  1 1 
Ellis,  Edward  E.    Whiting  ave.,  E.  I». 
ii.ii  rigan,  11.  J.    Williams  s( 
LYNAS,  J.   &  CO.      Washington  st.,  Islington. 

Westw l. 

PHILLIPS.  CHARLES  E.     East, Huh      Set 

page  84. 
REEVES.  DAVID  W.    Sanderson  ave.,  E   D 
SHEA.  JOHN  J.    Washington  st.    See  page  84 
Waiiev.  .ill.    56  Church. 


AUCTIONEER.  HENRY   D.  HUMPHREY,       REAL  ESTATE, 

Telephone,  63-2.  *        azs  Hign  st.,   Dedham.        /  INSURANCE. 


Millinery. 


t     MRS.  J.  F.  wins, 

»     390  Washington  St..       Dedham,  Mass. 


tp-to-Date, 
Imported  Creations. 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


589   High.     See 


Boarding  Houses. 
Berrv.  Mrs.  G.  A.     4o  Eastern  ave. 
CahUl,  Mrs.  E.    331  Washington. 
CHASE,  MRS.  M.  E.    (Summer  Boarders.)     15 

Westfleld.    Seepasreitn. 
Lord,  Thomas.    33  High  St.,  W.  H. 
Phillips.  Mrs.  Charles.    28  Dwight. 

Boat  Livery. 
Hiatt.  Riehanl  J.    Ames  St. 

Bookseller  and  Stationer. 
DAVIS,   CHARLES  J.      380  Washington.      See 
page  78. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 
Fox.  Pa!  rick.     Bussey  St.,  E.  D. 
Robinson,  Frederick  E.    563  High. 
WRAGG,  CHARLES  A.  &  CO. 
margin  lines. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Maker  and  Repairer. 
CISELSKY,  ALEXANDER.    409  Washington. 

Bowlintr  Alley. 
shine  &  Buckley.    Washington  st. 

Butter,  Cheese,  and  Eggs. 
RICHER,  EDWIN  A.    Oakdale  ave..  ,■  „■.  River. 

E.  I>.    See  page  82 
WHITNEY,  MOSES  F.      Kendall,  cor.    School, 

Walpole.    See  page  s'-' 

Cablnet  Maker. 

W Is,  Henry  W.    10  Highland. 

Cameras  and  Supplies. 
GUILD,    GEORGE    A.      100    Washington.      See 
page  77. 

Canoe  Builder. 
Brodbeck,  K.    Ames  si 

Carpet  Manufacturers. 
Cochrane  Mfg.  C  >.    Milton  st..  E.  D. 

Carriage  Dealer. 
WIMS,  JOHN  F.    Washington  st.    Seepage76. 

Carriagesmiths. 
Corbett,  P.  F.    (Estateof.)    Washington  st. 
Ellis.  E.  E.    Whiting  ave..  e.  d. 
Fell,  John  V.    50  <  Ihurch. 
LYNAS,  J.  &  CO.      Washington  St.,  Islington, 


E.ist .    c  >r.    High. 


U'e-IU I. 

PHILLIPS,     CHARLES 

See  page  84 

REEVES,  DAVID  W.    Sanderson  ave.,  E.  D. 
SHEA,  JOHN  J.     Washington  st.    See  page  84. 

Cattle  Inspector. 

KNOBEL.     EDWARD.      Offices     at    T ney's 

Stable,  Dedham  ;   Market  st..  Norw I      Res.. 

Greenlodge     St.,     Dedham.      Telephone    con 

Heel  |on. 

China  and  Glassware. 
GUILD.    GEORGE    A.     (Souvenir    China.)      100 
Washington.    See  page  i  i 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
■     \.i..inli      High  -i     I.    D 
DAVIS.    CHARLES    J.     880  Washington      See 

M)l;l).   FRANK  B.      Walnut   -i    .   E,    D. 

m.i.  .1      581  High. 
SALEMIYIE,  D. 


ClKar  Manufacturer. 

i  -.iimi  n,  W 


Civil  Engineers  and  Surveyors. 
Smith.  Nathaniel  &  Co.     Maple  PI. 
Worthington,  Erastus.    High  st. 

Clothing  and  Men's  Furnishings. 
I  t'Sullivan.  William  P.     Boyden  Sq..  E.  D. 

Coal  and  Wood. 
DEDHAM    LUMBER   CO.     Yards  at  Stonehaven 

station.    Telephone,  59-3. 
FISHER-CHURCHILL    CO.,   THE.      High,    cor. 

Harvard.    See  page  T. 
Sawtelle.  F.  W.  &  Co.     Milton  St.,  E.  D. 

Confectionery. 
(See  also  Fruit  and  Confectionery.) 
Adams.  Thomas.     584  High. 
DAVIS,     CHARLES    J.      380   Washington.      See 

page  78. 
FORD.  FRANK  B.     Walnut  st..  E.  D. 
SALEMME,  D.    386  Washington.    See  page  83. 

Contractors- Carpenters. 
DUNKERLEY,   ALBERT.    249   Washington.  See 

page  so. 
EAGAN,  FRANK.     325  East. 
EAGAN,  PATRICK.     326  East. 
Fisher.  George  F.    Highland,  cor.  Court. 
HINKLEY,  HIRAM.     Milton  st..  E.  D. 
Johnson,  Alfred  E.    Church  st. 
MACK,  TIMOTHY  J.    Shop.  348  Washington. 
Marden,  H.  Everett.    High  st. 
McCABE,  FRANK  B.      Worthington  st.     Res., 

Marion  st.    See  page  80. 
Mills.  ('.  P.     Franklin  st..  E.  D. 
Sherman.  R.  J,     Fairview  st..  W.  II. 
Sherman,  S.  1).    Oakdale  ave..  E.  I). 
Smyth,  Fred  E.     Cedar,  n.  Walnut. 
sTEVENS,  H.  H.     Dartmouth  ave.,  E.  D. 
Tnayer,  .lames  p.     isi  Court. 
Tullv.  Michael  J.    462  Washington. 
Withmgton,  I  His  W.    Milton  PL,  W.  H. 

Contractors    Masons. 
Alexander.  Henry  R.     Chaiincy  St.,  E   D. 
Carey,  William  li.    Bussey  st. 
DELANO,  WILLIAM.     84  Ames. 
Fales.  William  a      Washington,  cor.  High. 
GOULD,   WILLIAM   B.     Milton    St.,    F.     D.    See 

page  80. 
<  >'<  oimeii.  Michael.    East  st. 
l'hipps.  Henry  A.    680  High. 
WHITE.  J.  WARREN.    (Stone.)    66    Barrow's. 

see  page  so. 

Contractors    Pavers. 
UNITED  STATES  PAVING   CO.     New  York  and 
B  -toil,    gee  page  6. 

Crackers    Dealer. 
OVENS,  WILLIAM.    Milton  st,  W.  H.   Seepage 
79 

Crayon    Portraits. 

DAMRELL,  LUCIUS.     High  St.,  West* I      See 

page  88 

Crockery  and  Glassware. 
NEAL,  DAVID      W2 Washington     Seepa 

Decorators  and  Painters. 
.See  also  Painters  i 

BAKER  BROS.     High  St.,  WestA* I.    P.O.Box 

ii     8eej>age82. 

CLISBY,  0.  T.      Walnut  St.,  F.    I"        See   pi 

SEMPLE.  JAMES.     15  Westfleld      See  p., 
SOUTHWELL,   JOHN    W.    &   CO.      Milton   st.. 

F.   D.    See  page  82 
WEEKS.  A.  L.     Eastern  ave 


HACK.  LIVERY,  AND  BOARDING  STABLE. 

Single  or  Double  Rigs  at  Short    n  <»t  i<  «•. 


'      George  W.  Toomey, 

1  15 1  Washington  St.,  Dedham,  Mass.  Telephone  Connection. 


live  rooltru. 


Will  call,  on  request,  In  towns  about  \  GEORGE  A.  PORTER, 
Dedham  for  Fowls  or  Chickens.    i     Washington  St..    oedhdm. 


AND    REFERENCE    BOOK    OF    DEDIIAM. 


Dentists. 
Fogg,  Ralph  M.  18  Franklin, 
UrtYMONu,      GEORGE    0.       122     WashingI  in. 

office  hours,  9  to  12  a.   m.  and  :.'  to  5  p.  m. 
GOWER.  F.  L.    378  Washington.    Seepage78. 
Jones,  William  W.     19  High. 
SHATSWELL,  H.K.    Rooms  1  and  2   898  Wash 

ington.   Office  hours,  8  to  12  a.  m.,  2  to  5and7 

to  8  p.  m. 

Depot  Carriages. 
WHITE,  J.WARREN.    66  Barrows.    See   page 

80. 

Deputy  Sheriff. 
COLBURN,  HOWARD.  Insurance  Bldg.,  i  Pearl. 

Drainage  and  Ventilating  Systems. 
WINN,    EVERETT  J.     545    Washington.     See 

page  76. 

Dressmakers. 
BOWLER,  MRS.  C.  E.     184  Court. 
Carey,  Miss  Lizzie  V.    263  W  ashington. 
Eaga'n,  Miss  M.  L.    325  East. 
Eagan,  Miss  Nellie  C.     Curve  PL,  W.  11. 
Gaffney,  Ellen  M.    80  Chestnut. 
GERR1SH    &    LITTLEFIELD.     Room    3,     Dan 

forth's  Block.  398  Washington.    See  page   76 
Healev,  Theresa  M.     High  St.,  E.  D. 
Jordan,  Miss  L.   I.     Oakdale  ave.,   n.    Walnut. 

W.  H. 
Joselvu.  Mrs.  Millie.     17  Church. 
REEVES,  MRS.  D.  W.  Sanderson  ave., n.  Cedar, 

W.  H. 
Swett,  Mrs.  J.  A.     Heilge  St.,  W.  II. 
THORBURN,  MISS  A.  B.    395  Washington.    See 

margin  lines. 
Toomey,  Julia  A.    508  Washington. 
Weatherbee,  Louisa.    57  Schi  >i  il 

Druggists. 

Gates,  E.  N.  &  Co.    Boyden  sq.,  E.  1). 
Hurley,  William.    001  High. 
Wan  lie.  Harry  L.    585  High. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
Collins.  Mrs.  M.  A.     Bussey  St.,  E.  D. 
Danforth.  Charles  B.    396  Washington. 
Geishecker,  Adam  J.    High  st.,  E.  D. 
Higgins,  Elizabeth  J.    595  High. 
Jacobs,  E.  B.     475  High. 
Macomber,  Charles  ]•'.    Boyden  sq..  E.  1>. 
Peter,  George.    579  High. 

Dye  Works. 

MERCHANT'S   DYE   WORKS.       Maverick    

High.  W.  H. 

Eggs  for  Hatching. 
GAFFNEY,    VINCENT   J.      wo    Chestnut        Sec 
page  84. 

Electrical  Engineers. 
BULLARD,  W.  ELLERY.    Phoenix  Block,  High 

St. 

Nichols.  E.  B.    Sandv  Valley  Road. 
NORFOLK     ELECTRIC    CONSTRUCTION    CO. 
J.  Ellery  Bullanl.   Mgr.     Phoenix  Block,  High 

St. 

WARREN,  A.  ELWOOD.     4S  Richards. 

Electric  Light  Co. 
Dedham  Electric  Light  Co. 

Embalmers. 
SMITH  &  HIGGINS.    29  Milton,  E.  D.    Seepage 
81. 

Employment  Bureau. 
Feeney,  Mrs.  L.  w.     179  High. 


Express  Companies. 
ADAMS  EXPRESS  CO.  DeJham  and 

B  iston  t'.\ p  Washington     Be* 

r  -\ 

Express. 
WESTWOOD  AND  BOSTON  EXPRESS. 

uel  C.  French,  Prop'r.     High  si  .  w.-m i 

Tel  .  54  8  Dedham.    See  pat 
Gallagher,  1'atrick  R.    26  Worthington. 
PARKER'S  DEDHAM  AND  BOSTON  EXPRESS. 

Henry  M.  Parker,  Prop  r.    363  Washing! 

See  page  78. 
WtlKER,   WILLIAM    F.      Mam    Bt„    Medfleld 

See  pa 

Fish  and  Oysters. 
McMamiB,  T.  P.    Sanderson  ave.,  E.  D. 
Meehan,  Edward.     High,  n   Bussey.  W.  11 
i  t'Neil.  James.     Pleasant  st..  E.  I» 
Fish    Wholesale. 
LORD,  WILLIAM  H.     712High.     Seepage4 

Florists. 
CARTWRIGHT,  GEORGE.     Whiting  ave. 
I>a\  ie  Bros     588  High. 
Davie,  John.    Sandy  Valley  Roa  l. 
HALLEN,    EMIL.      Whiting  ave.,   W     ll 

margins,  ci ilored  pages. 

Morse    El r  P.      Willow   st 

TOUHY,  PATRICK  J.     River  St.,  E    1> 
Wetherbee,  Q 'ge  w.    East  st.,  W. 

Fruit  and  Confectionery. 
Adams.  Thomas.    584  High. 
inoii.  J.  a.    338  High. 
Morns  >n,  Frank   J.    581   High. 
Nikandros,  I.  L.    312  Washington. 
SALEM  nE,  D.    886  Washington.    See  pag 

Furniture  and  Piano  Moving. 
Sec  alsi  i  Teaming  and  Trucking 
l!i  i\\ man.  William  F.      Fast  st 
oOWMAN,  WILLIAM  H.   Office,  220  East     Res 

:,i  ciark.    See  page  84. 
WEIKER,   WILLIAM   F.      Main    st.,    Medfleld 
Sec  page  ;■-' 

Gas  Company. 

Dedhi v  Hyde  Park  Gas  Co 

General  Stores. 
Bailej  &  Newcomb.    Boydensq..  E.  I». 
Cummings,  Fred.  E.    15 High,  E.  1>. 
Fori...  George.    Bussey  st..  E.  1>. 
Macomber.  <  I.  F.     Boyden  sq.,  E   D. 
N£AL,  DAVID.     102  Washington.     See] 

Gold  Beater. 
Watson,  Edward  A.    Dartmouth  ave.,  E   D 

Graining,  Glazing,  Etc. 
LEONARD,  THOMAS  F.    58  School.     Seepage 

SO. 

Grist  Mill. 
G0DING  BROS.    Whitingave.,  E   l1 

Grocers— Retail. 
Bailej  &  Newc  >mb.    Boyden  a  ,     I 
Baker,  T.  J.  &  Son.    Court,  coi 
Finn.  Richard  M.     Bussey  st 
HEWITT,  GEORGE.     Milton  St.,  E   D. 
Heyn,  Foul.    Busses  st  .  E.  D. 

haw,  J.  H.    Sanderson  ave  .  E.  1>. 

Lorio,  i ge.     Bussej  st     E.  I>. 

MANDEVILLE.  R.  A.    571  High 
Murray,  Thomas  P.    High  st.,  E.  D 
NEAL    DAVID.     102  Washington.    Seep 
,  ,'Leary,  Peter  J.    60Church. 
O'SuUivan,  P.    Curve  St.,  E    D 
Patenaude  &  Jacobs,    574  High. 


Y0L  WILL  FIND  SAFE  HORSES 
AND  FINE  CARRIAGES  AT 


(_      GEORGE   W.   TOOMEY'S      i 

|  351  Wash'ton  St.  STABLE    Dedham,  Mass  "/ 


Transients  Cared  For 
at  Reasonable  Prices. 
Telephone  Connection. 


mrs.  j.  f.  wms,    j  MILLINEBT 

WA  XTTTKGTON  ST..    DEDHAM.        Ill  1  JJ  JJ  1 11  U  il  1  . 


Latest  designs  in  fine         ) 
Millinery,  our  own  patterns  and 

imported  creations.         I  390   WASHINGTON  ST.,  DEDHAM. 


s> 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


RICKER,  EDWIN  A.    <  >akdale  ave.,  cor.  River. 

E.  D.    See  page  ^■-, 
Sinith.  Walter  L.     Bussey  st..  E.  D. 
Snow  Brothers.    561  High. 
Tapley,  W.  T.    High  st..  E.  D. 
Ziegler,  Charles  E.     Belknap,  cor.  Bussey.  E.  D. 

Hairdresser. 
See  also  Barbers. 
Parker.  Mis-  ];.  (,.    Sanderson  ave.,  O. 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 
FISHER  &  ELLIS.     Washington,   cor.   School. 

HEWITT,' GEORGE.    Milton  St.,  E.  D. 
Keelan,  M.  &  Son.    577  High. 
Russell,  Charles'  Son.    Higb  st. 

Harness  Dealers  and  Makers. 
LYNAS,  J.  &  CO.      Washington  st.,   Islington, 

W.-stu I. 

McGuinness,  B.  K.    Washington  st. 
Moore,  John.    10  Worthington. 
WIMS.JOHNF.    Washington  st.    See  page  76. 

Hay,  Grain,  and  Straw. 
FISHER-CHURCHILL  CO.,   THE.      High,    cor. 

Harvard.    See  page  7. 
GODING  BROS.     Whiting  ave.,  E.  D. 
Sawtelle,  F.  W.  &Co.    Milton  st..  E.  D. 
Shim-.  .1.  V.     '.';  Eastern  ave. 

Horse  Clothing. 

WIMS.JOHNF.    Washington  st.    Seepage  76. 

Horse  Shoers. 

(See  also  Blacksmiths.  1 

Ellis.  E.  E.    Whitingave.,  E.  D. 

LYNAS,  J.  &  CO.    Washington  st..    Islington, 

Westw 1. 

PHILLIPS,  CHARLES  E.     East.  cor.  High.     See 

page  84 
REEVES,  DAVID  W.    Sanderson  ave..  E.  D. 
SHEA,  JOHN  J.     Washington  st.    See  page  84. 

Hotels. 
Depot  Square  Hotel.     High  st. 
Reunion  Hotel.     Eastern  ave. 

Ice  Dealers. 
I  >a\  enpoii .  • '    E.     Bast ,  Q.  <  lanton. 
FISHER.   CHURCHILL    CO.,  THE.     High.    cor. 

Harvard.    See  page  T. 
WESTWOOD  ICECO.    Summer  St.,  Westwood. 

See  pa 

Insurance  Agents. 
HUMPHREY,  HENRY  D.    628   High     See   mar 

KIMBALL,  C.  H.  J.    Office,  K  Kilbj   -1  ,  Boston. 
Winthrop  Bt.,  <  lakdale,  Dedham,    Tel.  al 

office  and  residence,    See  page  76. 
UcQuillen,  ll    ll      High,  cor   Washington, 
SCHULZ,  ADOLPH  F.  A.     Room  6,  878  Washing 

ton,    See  pa 

Insurance  Companies. 

Iil.DMAM     MUTUAL     FIRE    INSURANCE     CO. 

Pearl     coi      High       .1     White   Belcher,    Pres, 

I  toward  Colburn   Ti  1  a      James  N     N<  ij  es,  Sec 

NORFOLK     MUTUAL    KIRE   INSURANCE    CO. 

High     .1    w  hite    Belcher,  President 

1  mm  in .  1     .hi  1 -  v   ,\o\ ee  Secretarj 

Jeweler  and    Watchmaker. 
GUILD,    GEORGE  A.       WO    Washington.     See 

Kennel, 
una     1       B"    andj    \  allej  Road, 


Ladies'  Tailor. 
BOWLER,  MRS.  C.  E.     184  Court. 

Landscape  Gardener. 
Kelley.  James  H.    River  St.,  O. 
Laundries. 
BACON'S    LAUNDRY.     E.    S.   Bacon,    Prop'r. 

Lock  box  8,  Dedham.    See  page  84. 
Dedham  Steam  Laundry.    High  st. 
FORD,  FRANK   B.     (Agency  for  B.   Laundry.) 

Walnut  st..  E.  D. 
MATHEW,  FRANK.    591  High. 

Lawyers. 

EATON,  JOHN  E.  Oakdale  ave.,  Dedham. 
1023  Tremont  Bldg.,  Boston.  Tel.  1602  Hay- 
market. 

EATON  &  MCKNIGHT.  lOaS  Tremont  Bldg., 
Boston.     Tel.  1602  Havmarket. 

Greenhood,  B.  H.    Bussey  St.,  E.  D. 

HILL,  DON  GLEASON.  Insurance  Building, 
Pearl,  cor.  High. 

Roberts,  Odin  B.    High.  cor.  Lowder. 

SHELDON,  N.  L.  27  School  st.,  Boston.  Tel. 
2286-2 

SHELDON  &  SANBORN.  Conger  Building.  Nor- 
wood.    27  School  st..  Boston. 

SHULTZ.  ROBERT  H.  0.  East  Dedham.  Room 
28,  4S  Congress  st..  Boston. 

Simpson,  T.  J.    High  st. 

SMITH,  ALFRED  C.  Res.,  21  Worthington,  cor. 
s.hool.  Office.  95  Milk  st,  Boston.  Office 
hours.  9  a.  m.  to  5  p.  m. 

WARREN  &  PERRY.  Res.,  High  st.  Office,  89 
Court  st..  Boston.     Tel.  1144  Boston. 

WARREN,  WINSLOW.  Res.,  725  High.  Office 
hours,  9  a.  m,  to5p.  m.    89  Court  st.,  Boston. 

WILLIAMS,  GEORGE  FRED.  Res..  Chestnut  st. 
I  tffice.  209  Washington  st.,   Boston. 

Library— Public. 

Franklin  sq.     Open    from   2   to  9   p.    m.,    except 

Sundays. 

Loom  Pickers  Manufacturers. 
ABBOTT,   J.  V.  MFG.  CO.     Whiting  ave.,  E.    D. 
See  page  r8. 

Lumber. 
DEDHAM    LUMBER     COMPANY.       Yards    at 
Stonehaven     station.      Telephone     No.    59-8, 
Dedham, 

Lunch  Wagon. 
BERRY,  JOSEPH  S.     Washington  st.     Seepage 
84, 

Manufacturing  Companies. 
ABBOTT,  J.  V.,  MANUFACTURING  CO.    (Loom 

Pickers,  i    Whiting  ave.,  E.  D.    See  page  78. 
Cochrane  Manufacturing  Co.    Milton.  E.  l>. 
Merchant's  Woolen  Mill.    Bussey,  a,  Chauncy. 

Masons. 

i  Sec  (  '..nt  [-actors     Masons,  i 

Masons'  Materials. 
FISHER-CHURCHILL    CO.,    THE.      High,  cor 
i  tarvard.    See  page  I 

Meats  and  Provisions. 

Hi  d     Iharles  H      11  High.  E    D 

Keegan,  E  < '     Bussey  st.,  E.  D, 
Keegan.  Peter  J,     Boyden  Sq.,  E.  It. 
Patenaucle  iS  Jacobs     51  I  High 
SMITH,  J.  EVERETT.    881  Washington. 
WATSON  BROS.    395  Washington.    See  page  82. 
We  ehrob,  Richard  II.     High  si..  E.  D. 

WHITNEY.     MOSES    F.      Kendall,   cor     Scl I, 

Walpole     Seepage82 


Hack,  Livery,  and 


GEORGE     \AX.    TOOM 
;■;/    WASHINGTON  ST., 
Boarding  Stable.  I  Dedham     u.-i.s.s.     Telephone  Connection.  I 


"V,  \  Hacks  To  Lit 

/•'«»r  Funeral* 


And  Weddings. 


LIVE  POULTRY. 


CEORCE    A. 

(      WASHINGTON  ST., 


PORTER, 

DEDHAM,  MASS. 


SEND   POSTAL,    AND  TEAM 

WILL  CALL  AND 
BUY  FOWL8  OR  CHICKENS. 


AND   REFERENCE   BOOK   OP   DEDHAM. 


s<j 


Men's  Furnishings. 
Hirsh  £  Crocker.    :ss*  Washington  and  Bussey 
St.,  E.  D.. 

Merchant  Tailors. 

Hilles.  Charles  &  Son.    578  Bigh. 
Schuler,  J.  M.    567  High. 

Milk  Dealers. 
Burke,  James.    East.  cor.  Curve. 
Bussey,  Horace  I  i.    East  st. 
Fisher,  John  K.    195  Village  ave. 
GAFFNEY,    VINCENT    J.     80    Chestnut.      See 

page  84. 
LARSSON,   PETER.    Whiting  ave.,   W.  II     See 

page  84, 
Lyons,  Michael.    Curve  st..  E.  D. 
McGowan,  James.    Easl  st. 
Mulverhill,  John  C.    Gay  st. 
PRINCE.  JAMES  H.     Hast  st. 
WELD,  E.  A.    213  Highland. 
WHITE,  ISAAC  W.    Eastst.    Seepage84. 

Milliners. 
Hurley,  Miss  Mary  P.    37  High,  E.  D. 
ROSE',   MISS  SADIE   L.    Milton  St.,  W.  H.    See 

page  77. 
WIMS,   MRS.  J.  F.    390  Washington.    See  mar 

Kin  lines. 

Monumental  Works. 
Allen.  Philander.    Eigh  st. 

Mucilage  Manufacturer. 
OVENS,  WILLIAM.    Milton  St.,  W.  H.    Seepage 

79. 

Music  Teachers. 
Foot,  Arthur.     High  st. 
Gribb,  Elizabeth  L.    Sanderson  ave.,  ( >. 
Gibb,  John  L.    Sanderson  ave..  0. 
GRIGGS,    SUSIE  S.      (Piano  and   Organ.)    278 

Highland.    P.  O.  box  290. 
Josselyn,  Miss  Nellie.    Church  st. 
NICHOLS,  MRS.  ELIJAH  B.    (Violin,  Mandolin, 

Guitar,  and  Banj o.J    Sandy  Vallej  Road.    Tel. 

connection. 
O'Callaghan,  Francis.    290  High. 
I  rCallaghan,  Lorette.    290  High. 
Thayer,  Arthur  W.    6  Highland. 
Tracy,  Miss  Mary  J.    Bussey  St.,  W.  H. 
Weathers.  M.  Louise.     Bates  Court. 

Newsdealers  and  Periodicals. 
DEDHAM  NEWS  AGENCY.    C.J.Davis,  Mana 

ger.    380 "Washington.    Seepage  78. 
Doherty,  Mrs.  Hannah.    580  High. 
FORD,  FRANK  B.     Walnut  St.,  E.  D. 
Maloney,  M.  .1.     High  st.,  E.  D. 

Newspaper— Weekly. 
THE     DEDHAM     TRANSCRIPT.        High,    cor. 

Washington. 

Nurses. 
Buttimer,  Fannie  J.    70  Church. 
HOWLAND,  EMMA  M.    89  County. 
Page,  Hattie.    Court  st. 
Quade,  Mrs.  A.     .Mill  Lane.  W .  II. 
Whiting.  Anna  J.     Maverick  st. 

Opticians. 
PLACE,  C.  D.  &  CO.     Room  705,     17  Winter  St., 

Boston,  ami  Pond  st..  Westw 1.    See  page  78 

Painters    Carriage. 
ALDEN,  A.    415  Washington.    See  margin  lines. 
LYNAS.J.&CO.     Washington  st.    Islington,  W. 
WATSON,  REDFORD  S.    56  Church 

Painters-House. 
ALDEN,  A.     415  Washington.    See  margin  lines. 
BAKER  BROS.     High  st..  Westw. ..,.1.     P.  O.  box 

14.     See  page  82. 
CLISBY,  0.  T.     Walnut  st..  E.  D.    See  page  82 
Gaffeny&Cody.     Bussey  St.,  E.  D. 


TOILET  REQUISITES, 
PERFUMES.  ETC. 

6 


LEONARD.  THOMAS  F.    58  School 
Quinlan,  w  illiam     365  Washington 
Regan,  <  lornelius.    i  »ff  Whil  ii 
SEMPLE,  JAMES.     15  Westfleld     See  pa 
SOUTHWELL,  JOHN  W.  &  CO.      Milton  t 

1 1     See  page  82. 
Tully,  Thomas  S     288  I  lourt. 
WATSON,  REDFORD  S.    56  I  Ihurcb 
WEEKS,  A.  L.     Eastern 

Painters— Sign. 
ALDEN,  A.     115  Washington.    See  margin  lines. 
CLISBY.  O.  T.     Walnut  St.,  E.  D.    See  pa 
LEONARD,  THOMAS  F.    53School.    See] 
LYNAS,  J.  &  CO.      Washington  St.,   Islington, 

Westw I. 

SOUTHWELL,  JOHN  W.  &  CO.     Milton  si      I 

D.    See  page  82. 
WATSON.  REDFORD  S.    56  I  Ihurch. 
WEEKS,  A.  L.     Eastern  ave. 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Varnishes. 
FISHER  &  ELLIS.      Washington,   cor.   Scl I 


Se 


pag 


Russell.  Charles'  Son.      High  st. 

BAKER  BROS.     High  St.,  Westw 1.    P.O.box, 

n.    See  page  82. 
CLISBY,  0.  T.    Walnut  st.,  E.  D.    Seepaj 
LEONARD,  THOMAS  F.    53  School.     Seepage 

Milton  St.,  E. 

Milton 


so. 


SOUTHWELL,  JOHN  W.  &  CO. 

I).    See  page 82. 
SWARTZ,   CHARLES   &   SON. 

four  corners,  E.  D. 
WARREN,  A.  ELW00D.     18  Richards. 

Photographer. 
Guild,  J.  I-'.    575  High. 

Physicians  and  Surgeons. 
BABCOCK,  FRANCIS  L.     i:.  Walnut  st      Office 

hours   until   8  a.    m..    12   to   2   and  6  to  9  p.  m. 

Tel.,  59-2   Dedham. 
CHASE,  JOHN  W.    20  Court.    Office  hours,  8  to 

9  a.  in.,  l  to  3,  ;  to8  p.  ni. 
DREW,  F.  PRESCOTT,      Milton    St.,    Postofflce 

Bldg.,  W.  II.     i  n'liee  hours  till  9  a.  m.. 
7.00  to  8.30  p.  in. 
Finn.  Edwin  w.    Franklinsq. 
HODGDON.  ANDREW  H.    Maple  Place.     Office 

hours  till  9  a.  m.,  1.30  to  2.30,  ?to8  p.  m.     Tel. 

HOFFSEs!  GRANVILLE  E.  Walnut  St.,  W  H 
Office  hours.  7  to  '.I  a.  m..  -2  to  4,  7  to  9  p.  in. 

Miller,  Edward  A.    Insurance  Building. 

PEARCE.  MARY  ALICE.  Office  hours,  9  to  10 
a.  m.,  2  to 4,1  t<>  8  p.  m.,  except   Thursdays 

Sun. lays.  9  to  I11  a.  in.     < .  reeiileat'  Bldg.,  Wash 

ington  st. 

PRATT,  JOHN  W.  34Schoolst.  Office  hours, 
8  to  9  a   in  ,2 to 8,  '.  to 8 p.  m.    Teleph 

SOUTHGATE,  GEORGE  A.  30  Court.  Office 
hours,  s  t"  9  a.  in..  2  to4  p.  in. 

SOUTHGATE,  ROBERT  W.  2  Commonwealth 
ave..  Boston,  i  ifflce  hours,  l  to  i  p.  m.  Sun- 
day only  by  appointment.  Tel.,  180  Back  Bay 
Dedham  hours,  till  9  a.   m.,  6  to  !   p.   m      30 

WORTHINGTON.      ARTHUR      MORTON.        122 
Washington.    ( »ffice  hours,  s  to  9  a    no    . 
;  to8p   in-,  and  all  night.    Telephone. 

Piano  Tuners. 
IVERS,  CHARLES  F.    26  Marion,  cor.  Washing- 
ton. 

L1TTLEFIELD.  J.  A.     High  st.,  Westw 1 

Piano  and  Furniture  Movers. 
BOWMAN.  WILLIAM  H.    Office, 220 East.    Res., 

;.l  (  lark.     Se.-  page  vl 
LIPS.  FREDERICK.     Bussey  si     E.  D 
WEIKER,   WILLIAM   F.      Main    st.,    Medfleld. 

Tel.,  1 185  Boston.    See  page  72. 


f     MRS.  J.    P. 

\  390  WASHINGTON  ST., 


WIMS,     I 

DEDHAM,  MASS.  ( 


Millinery. 


FISHER'S  INSURANCE  AGENCY 


90 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


E   D.      See 


Pigeon  Fancier. 
Benson,  A.  P.    Ea>t  si 

Plasterer. 
GOULD,  WILLIAM  B.      Milton   i 
page  - 

Plumbers. 

HARRIS.  JOHN  H.     Boyden  sq.,  E.  D. 

Kerr,  Joseph  B.    Washington  st. 

WINN,  EVERETT  J.  545  Washington.  Seepage  r6 

Pottery. 
DEDHAM  POTTERY  CO.     H.C.Robertson.    Off 
High  st..  E.  D. 

Poulterers. 

Burwell,  Harold.    Endicott  st. 

PORTER.   GEORGE  A.      Washington   st       See 

margin  lim-s. 
Whitney,  L.  W.    <  ledar  st..  E.  D. 
WHITNEY,  MOSES   F.     Kendall,  cor.  School. 
Walpole.    See  page  82 

Poultry  Supplies. 
GODING  BROS.    Whiting  ave.,  E.  D. 

Power  Launches. 
SHATSWELL,  H.  K.  &  CO.     398  Washington. 

Printers. 
McQuillen,  Hugh  H.    High,  cor.  Washington. 
Wheeler,  C.  G.    682  High. 

Real  Estate. 

BROWN,  E.  N.    Highland  ave 

HUMPHREY,  HENRY  D.    628  High.   See  margin 

lines. 
McQuillen,  II    II.    High,  cor.  Washington. 
SCHULZ,  ADOLPH  F.  A.     Room  6,  878  Washing- 
ton.   See  page  79, 
Wardle,  John,  Jr.    I  takdale  ave. 
Woods,  CharlesS     Walnut  st..  E.  D. 
Registrar  of  Probate. 
(  ..1,1..  Jonathan.     161  <  lourt. 

Restaurant. 
SALEMME,  D.    886  Washington.    Seepage88. 

Roofer. 
hARRIS,  JOHN  H.    (Tin.)     Boyden  Sq.,  W.  H. 

Soap  Manufacturer. 
Henahan,  James.    Curve,  cor.  Center,  E.  D. 

Sporting  Goods. 
DAVIS,    CHARLES    J.      880  Washington.     See 
page  re 

Stables. 
Raj  mond    \i  temus  a     82  High,  E,  I' 
Scarry.  Ji  ihn      Eastern  ai  e, 

i       i  Sale  i    21  Eastern  a,\  .■ 
TOOMEY,  GEORGE  W.    851    Washington      See 
margin  lire's. 

Steam  and  Hot  Water  Heating. 
HARRIS,  JOHN  H.     Boyden  Sq  .  E,  D. 
WINN,  EVERETT  J.    545  Washington.  See  page 

Stoves  and  Ranges. 
HARRIS,  JOHN  H.     Boyden  Bq     E   D 
Russell,  '  lharles'  Son.     High  si 
Tailors. 

See  also  Merchant  'I  i 

GERRISH  &  LITTLEFIELD.     (Ladies'   Talloi 
Rooi  '  b      Bloi  i.      '■'|-    Vi  ashlngton 

Meyer,  (  (scar      High    I     E.  D 


Taxidermist. 
Clark,  James  T.    Cedar  st..  O. 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
BOWMAN,  WILLIAM  H.     220  East.  See  page  ^1 
Gass,  Daniel  E.     72Needham, 
Houghton,  J.  A.    338  High. 
Htitt.  William.    Needham  st. 
LIPS,   FRaDERICK.     Bussev  St.,  E.  D. 
WHITE,  J.  W.    66 Barrows.    Seepage80. 
Telegraph  and  Telephone  Stations. 
Telegraph,   t  >ffice  at  N.  v..  N.  H.  &  H.  R.  R.  Sta 

tion. 
Telephone.      Central   Office,    Insurance    Block, 
Pearl,  cor.  High. 

Tin  and  Wooden  Ware. 
FISHER  &  ELLIS.      Washington   st.    See  page 
78. 

Toilet  Articles. 
WIMS,  MRS.  J.  F.    390  Washington.    See  mar- 
gin lines. 

Town  Clerk. 
HILL,  DON  GLEASON.    High  st. 

Undertakers  and  Embalmers. 
SMITH  &  HIGGINS.    89  Milton,  E.  D.    See  page 

81. 
Wilson.  J.  W.     High  st. 

Upholsterers. 
Gordon.  A.     04  Church  st. 
Moore,  J.  E.    10  Washington, 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY,  E.  L.  C.     N.    E.    Agent.      100   High   St., 
Boston.     See  page  3. 

Veterinary  Surgeons. 
KIGGEN,  J.  M.    Hyde  Park.     Dedham  offices*! 

Shine's  anil  Scarry's  stables.     Tel.  on. 

KNOBEL,    EDWARD.       Offices   at     Ti tey's 

stable.   I).,  also    Market    st..    Norwood        Res  , 
i  ,  -  eetdi  idge  si      I  »edhain.     Tel    C<  in 

Wallpapers. 
SWARTZ,  CHARLES  &  SON.    Milton  st..  n.  four 

corners. 
Walker.  E.    Whiting  ave. 

Watchmaker  and  Repairer. 
GUILD,  GEORGE  A.     100 Washington.    Seepage 

Waterworks. 
I  tedham  Water  <  !o, 

Wheelwrights. 
Fell,  John  V.     50  Church. 
McDonald,  Alexander  L      ill  Washington. 
PHILLIPS,  CHARLES  E.     East,  cor.  High.    See 

page  84 
small.  E   I.     Whiting  ave.,  E.  D. 

Wood  and  Coal. 
FISHER-CHURCHILL  CO.,  THE.      High,   cor. 

I  Ian  ard.    See  pa   e  ■ 
FRENCH,    SAMUEL  C.     High   St.,     Westw 

Tel,  54  8  Dedham     See  page  K 
GODING  BROS.     Whiting  ave.,  E.  D. 
LIPS.  FREDERICK.     Bussej  si     E.  D 


Merchant" 

E,  l» 


Woolen  Mill. 

u ii   Mill       i  Fan 


MIIS.  E.  A.  CHASE, 

SUMMER       BOARD. 

Accommodations  for  Permanent  and  Transient  Guests.      Clean;  Comfortable  Rooms, 

in  GOOD  location.     BLECTBIC  CARS  PASS  THE   DOOR. 

IS      WCSTFIELD      ST.,  DEDHAM,      IV1ASS- 

I     CEORCE    W.    TOOMEY'S     |  Partlei  Accommodated  at  Short 

STABLE,  Notice  and  Reasonable  Rates. 

LthingtoD  si  Dedham,  llasi  I  Telephone    Connection. 


For  a  Fine  Turnout 


CO  TO 


MEDWAY,    1VIA.SS.       BOSTON,    .^2    KILBY    «T.        TELEPHONES; 
MED  WAY,   F»AY    STATION  J    BOSTON,     1   'K)N. 

AND   REFERENCE   BOOK   OF    FOXBORO.  9] 


FOXBORO.  MASS. 


Was  settled  previous  to  1700,  and  was  formerly  a  pari  of  Wrentham,  Walpole,  and  Stoughton. 
Incorporated  June  loth.  177*.  [t  is  located  in  Norfolk  County,  fourteen  miles  south  of  Dedham,  on 
the  northern  division  of  the  N  Y  .  N  ll  .  ami  1 1  I;  R  Connected  directly  by  elecf  ric  car  lines  with 
Mansfield,  Waltham,  and  Walpole.     [tsarea  is  L9.9square  miles,  and  comprises  the  villages  of  East 

Foxboro.  West  Foxboro,  and   Foxvale,  and  ranks  tl ne  hundred  and  twenty-fifth  place  of  popula 

tionand  commercial  importance  in  the  state  The  Massachusetts  Eospital  f  or  Dipsomaniacs  and 
Inebriates  is  located  here.  Population,  U  S.  census  1890,2,933.  State  census  1895,3,219  Valuation, 
real  estate,  81,718,880,  personal  property,  $290,120.  Total.  82,004.500,  No.  of  polls,  880  Rate  of  tax, 
814.50. 


FOXBORO  POSTOFFICES. 

FOXBORO. 

W.  H.  TORREY.  Postmaster 
Office  hours  6:30  a.  m.  to  8  p.  m.    i  >ffice  closed  from  10  a.  m  to  4  p.  m. 

Mails  open  7:45,  8:15,  9:30,  10:00  a.  m.,  12:00n 1,1:30,5:30,  7:30, 7:45  p.  m.        Mails  close  6:50, 8:50  a.  in.. 

12:00  noon,  3:50,  4:30.  6:50,  7:10  p.  m. 

EAST  FOXBORO. 

JANE  P.  MARTIs.  Postmistress 

Office  hours  from  6  a.  m   to8p   m 

Mails  open  8:00, 11:00  a.  m.,  1:10,  5:10  p.  m.  Mails  close  8  15  a   m.,  12:80, 2:45,  1:80  p  m 

FOXVALE. 

CHARLES  C.  WILBUR,  Postmaster. 

<  Ifflce  hours  from  7:00  a.  m.  to  7:30  p.  m 

Mails  open  9:15  a.  m.,  7:15  p.  m.  Mails  close  7:80 a  m.x4:30p  m. 

NORTH  FOXBORO. 

SARAH  A.  BOYDEN,  Postmistress. 
i  >ffice  hours  6:30  a  m.  to  r:30  p.  m. 
Mails  open  7:00  a.  m.,  5:00 p.  m.  Mails  close  6:40a.  m. 


TEETH  EXTRACTED  WITHOUT  GAS.       FREE  OF 
CHARGE,  IF  I  AM  TO  MAKE  NEW  SET. 

D$.  C.  A.  LESLIE,  DENTIST, 

Residence,  Sharon,  Mass. 

IN  FOXBORO,  Crocker  Building,   Central  Street,  every  Monday,  Wednesday,  and 

Saturday,  from  12.3°  to  5- 
IN  WALPOLE,  Plimpton  Block,  every  Tuesday  and  Thursday,  from  1.30  to  5. 
IN  SHARON,  Chestnut  Street,  near  Town  Hall,  every  forenoon  and  Friday  afternoon. 


Toilet  Articles  r/|  r>  C       I      ET     W I  M  Q    ! TOILET  REQUISITES. 

And    Medicinal    Skin     IVIrVOa    U«    T.     VVIIVIO-  MIIIINCDY 

Pr<>n»ra/inn.«.  \       ion  WiSHINnTON  ST..  DEDHAM  IILLIUCKI. 


Preparations.  \      390  WASHINGTON  ST.,  DEDHAM 


umber  of  all  Kinds 


A    F    UCTniF   &   QflVC    \       shingles,  mouldings, 
\j.   f.   JltllALt    <\    oUflo,  -;  floorings,  packing  cases, 
Franklin,     Mass.      • mill  work. 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


WILLIAM  FERGUSON, 
FLORIST. 

STANDARD  and  FANCY    VARIETIES    OF 
CARNATIONS. 
LADY  CAMPBELL   VIOLETS. 

Orders  Delivered. 

TELEPHONE  FERGUSON'S  DRUG  STORE. 

Greenhouses,   Union  St., 

FOXBORO,  MASS. 


Eagle    Bicycles. 

Gash  or  Installments. 

Old  Wheels  taken  in  Exchange. 

AGENT  FOR 

MANSFIELD    and    WRENTHAM. 

W.E.SHANNESSY, 

Cocasset  St.,         -        Foxboro,   Mass. 


A.  F.  BELCHER, 

FLORIST,       Bassett  St.,       FOXBORO,  MASS. 


Floral  Work  of  every  Description  at  all  seasons  of  the  year. 


I.  F.  BUSHNELL, 


DEALER    IN 


Pure  Lake  and  Hygiene 

ICE. 

All  Orders  Promptly  Attended  to. 

Oak  St.,     Foxboro,  Mass. 


AlbertFisher, 

CONTRACTOR    MASON. 
All  Kinds  of 

MASONRY 

and 

PLASTERING 

Promptly    Done. 
Office  and  Residence, 

Main,  near  Granite  St. 
FOXBORO,   MASS. 


C.  CALVIN  SUMNER, 


proprietor 

cocasset  house  stable. 

FIRST-CLASS    TEAMS   and 
HACKS  for  WEDDINGS, 

FUNERALS,  and 

PLEASURE    DRIVING. 

Also  Barges  for  Parlies  and 

Organizations  at  Reasonable 

Prices. 
CARRIAGE  AT  DEPOT  ON 

ARRIVAL  OF  TRAINS. 
Telephone  Connection. 

All  work  promptly  and 
faithfully  done. 

FOXBORO,  MASS. 


House  Painter 


O.  A     SMITH, 
Maplp  Avf.  Residence.  Park  Ave. 
FOXHORO,    MASS. 


\  PAPER    HUNGER. 


DRY  GOODS,  BOOTS  and  SHOES. 


F=.  7X.  PETTEE, 

FOXBORO. 


AM.  REFERENCE  B<  ><  )K  OF  FOXBORO. 


98 


FOXBORO  CHURCHES. 


BAPTIST.—  First  Baptist,  School  St..  Rev,  E.  T.  DeWoIfe,  pastor 
CONGREGATIONAL.— Bethany  Congregational,  RockhilJ  St.,  Rev.  .1.  W.  Flag  •    p 
EPISCOPAL.— St.  Mary's  Episcopal,  South,  cor.  Market,  Rev.  Horace  li.  Buck,  p  i 
EVANGELICAL.  -Union  Evangelical  Chapel,  Bast  Foxboro,  n  >  settled  pastor 

Evangelical  Society.  Foxvale,  ao  settled  pastor 
METHODIST.  —Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  School  St.,  Rev.  W.  ('.  Keeler.  pastor 
ROMAN  CATHOLIC— St.  Mary's  Roman  catholic,  church  St..  Rev,  J.  !•'   Broderick,  pastor 
UNIVERSALIST.— Univcrsalist  Church,  Bird  St.,  Rev.  John  Ellis,  pastor. 


FOXBORO  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  UNITED   WORKMEN.    Foxboro  Lodge,  No.   106.    Meets  first   and  third 

Monday  evenings  of  each  mouth  in  Williams  &  Appleby's  hall.  Cocasset  st 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC.-E.  P.  Carpenter  Post,  No.  91. 
Sons  of  Veterans.— I.  H.  Bonney  Camp,  No.  58. 
Woman's  Relief  Corps.— E.  P.  Carpenter  W.  R.  C,  No.  41.  -Meets  second  and  fourth  Tiie* 

day  evenings  of  each  month  in  K.  of  H.  hall.  South  St. 
INDEPENDENT*  ORDER  OF  GOOD  TEMPLARS. -Foxboro  Lod>,'e,  No.  191.— Meets  every  Monday 

night  in  Union  hall,  Main.  cor.  Rockhill  St. 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD  FELLOWS.    Excelsior  Lodge,  No.  87.— Meets  Friday  evening 

Of  each  week  at  Odd  Fellows  hall.  Central  St. 
Columbia  Lodge,  No.    121,  Daughters  of  Rebekah.    Meets  s, ad  and  fourth  Thursday 

evenings  of  each  month  in  <  >dd  Fellows  hall.  <  lentral  St. 
KNIGHTS  OF  HONOR.— Victory  Lodge,  No.  1002.— Meets  first  and  third  Tuesday  evenings  of  each 

month  in  K.  of  H.  hall.  South  St. 
MASONIC— St.  Alban's  Lodge,  A.  F.  A.  M. — Regular  communications  Mondaj  on  or  before  full 

moon  at  Masonic  hall.  Rockhill  St. 

Royal  Arch  Chapter. — Meets  Thursday  on  or  after  the  full  m i  at  Mas.  .id.- hall.  Rockhill  St. 

Order  of  the  Eastern  Star.— Easter  Chapter,  No. 47.    Meets  after  the  full  moon  at  Masonic 

hall,  Rockhill  St. 
PATRONS  OF  HUSBANDRY.— Foxboro  Grange,  No.  193.— Meets  se< I  and  fourth  Wednesdaj 

evenings  of  each  month  in  Orange  hall,  Bird  St. 
SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE.     Meets  first  and  third  Thursdays  of  each  month  at  Foxvale. 
UNITED    ORDER    GOLDEN    CROSS.— Foxboro    Commandery,  No.    146.     Meets   Aral   and   third 

Wednesday  evenings  of  each  month  in  Williams  &  Appleby's  hall,  <  tocassel  St. 
UNITED  ORDER    PILGRIM    FATHERS.    Cocasset  Colony,  No.    130.    Meets  second  and  fourth 

Monday  evenings  of  each  month  in  K.  of  11.  hall.  South  St. 


FRANK    N.    DAVIS, 


DEALER  IN 


PURE    MILK 

Put   up   in    glass  jars  and 
delivered  in  Foxboro. 

Also  Furniture  Mover  and  Teaming. 


main  street. 


foxboro,  pss. 


e,  emily  nuns, 

nurse:. 

Cocasset,  cor.  South  Street, 
FOXBORO,       -       MASS. 


DRESSMAKER  '.Mini  no. 


Satisfaction   assured 
FOXBORO.  'as  to  fit  and  making, 


LUMBER        OF,0,f.  METCALF  6t  SONS,  *  Shingles.      Mouldings, 

<-  ^         ...        am  1         Floorings,    Packing 

ALL    kinds.     \  Franklin,   Mass.  |        Cases,     Mill    Work. 


94 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


l_E\A/IS      BELCHER. 

EmDaimer  and  Funeral  Director, 

Residence  and  Warercoms,  6  Garfield 
St.  First  house  on  left  from  Main  St. 

FOXBORO,  MASS. 

Telephone  and  Telegraph  Calls  Promptly  Attended  to. 


IF1. 1.  SH^.CIESIILJIB~2", 

BOOTS,  SHOES,  AND  RUBBERS. 

Sole  agent  in  this  vicinity  for  the  celebrated  QUEEN  QUALITY  shoes  for  ladies 

and  the  CRAWFORD   shoe  for  wen.        Team  in  Sharon  on    Monday,  Norfolk 

on    Wednesday,    Wrentham   on   Thursday,    Walpole  on  Friday  of  each  week. 

CENTRAL   STREET,  -  -  FOXBORO,      IVIASS. 


E,ZRfl  G.  60MD,y, 

ATTORNEY  AND 
COUNSELLOR  AT  LAW. 

American  Building, 
South  St.,         -         FOXBORO,  MASS 


TELEPHONE,   6-6. 


C.  W.  HODGES  &  SON, 

Real  Esme  and  Insurance  flgenis 

Justice  of  the  Peace. 

Union  Building;, 
Main  St.,       -      -      Foxboro,  Mass. 


For  all  kinds  of  Cigars  and 
Tobacco,  the  best  TEA  and 
COFFEE,  also  the  latest 
Publications  and  the  Daily 
Papers,  go  to 

GRAYS  NEWS  STOKE. 

CENTRAL  STREET,  FOXBORO,  MASS. 


JOHN    W.    RICHARDSON. 


JOHN    B.    HODGES 


RICHARDSON  &  HODGES, 


Dealers  in 


DRY  ID  FANCY  GOODS. 

GENTS"  FURNISHINGS*  TRUNKS  and  BAGS. 
Union  Building,     -     -     Foxboro,  Mass. 


TK.  H.  St  7X.  R.  YOUNG, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

LADIES',   MISSES'.  AND  CHILDREN'S   STRAW    AND    FELT    HATS, 

And  proprietors   of  Young's  Dve  House   and   31eachcr>       Manilas.  Palms,  Grass,  Chips,  Leghorns,  and  all 
kinds  of  straw  done  in  the  b«  t  manner.    All  colors  guaranteed.     Toe   utmost   care   and   prompt  attention 
given  to  all  work  received  by  us. 
i  ...  tory,  ik. -i  ■<■  ■  i  >t..  i  'iixiim  ...  Ma**.         -         -         sj,  i,.  si- i,  <;:.->  Broadwny,  New  York. 

_f.      \AS.      CARPENTER      S.      SON, 

Contractors  <™</  Builders. 

<  Careful  Estimate  Furnished  on  nil  Kinds 
ni  Carpenter  Work  and  Jobbing. 

Shop   <ind    Resldencbi  Carpenter  St.,   Foxboro,  Mass. 

PAINTER:,0-  E,  s™OT,.l  PAPER  HANGER. 


Pry  Goods,  Boots  and  Shoes, 


/   F. 


AND    l:i:i  KKI'.Ni   K    l;<  »<>K    <>l      l-'oX  B<  IR< 


A.  PETTEE, 
FOXBORO. 

95 


FOXBORO  ELECTRIC  STREET  CARSERVICE. 

Cars  leave  FOXBORO  for  MANSFIELD  at  5.45.  a.  m.,  then  every  hall  hour  till   10.45,    First  car 
Sunday,  7.15  a.  m. 

Cars   for   MANSFIELD  connect   with  those   for  NORTON,    4.TTLEBORO    TA1   NTON     NORTH 
EASTON,  and  BROCKTi  »N. 

Cars  leave  MANSFIELD  for  FOXBORO  at  6.00  a.  m.,  then  every  half  hour  till  11.00 p.   m     First 
car  Sunday  7.30  a.  m. 

Cars  leave  FOXBORO  for  SOUTH  \V.\  U'<  U.K.  W  \L1'(  >I.E  <  'ENTRE,  and  I  &.ST  WALPOl 
6.15  a.  in.,  fchenevery  half  hour  till  11.15  p.  m.  10.45  p.  ra  cargoes  to  WALPOLE  CENTR] 
11.15  p.  m.  car  goes  to  SO.  WALPOLEonly.     Fisri  car  Sundaj  7.45a.  m 

Cars  for  EAST  WALl'i  >LE  connect  there  for  NORWOOD.  DEDH  AM    in  DE  PARE,  and  B<  »S1 1  »N 

Cars  leave  KAST  WALP<  >i.K  for  F<  »XB<  >R<  i  and  MANSFIELD  at  6  30a    m  .  then  every  half  hour 
till  11.00  p.  m.     10.30  and  11. mi  p.  m.    cars  to  SOUTH  WALPolk  c.nlv.     First  car  Sundaj  8.80a    m. 

Time    table    for    electric   line   to   WRENTHAM,    1-  RANK  I.I  \\     MEDWAY,     MEDFIELD.    and. 
DEDHAM  not  ready  when  directory  goes  t<>  press 


FOXBORO  FIRE  ALARM  BOXES. 


BOX. 

25.  Central  st..  opp.  Hedges  Bros.' 

27  ( 'entral  St.,  Foxvale. 

31.  Corner  Baker  and  Bird  sts. 

::■.'  Curner  < 'entral  and  South  Sts. 

-11.  Corner  Granite  and  Market  sts. 

1:.'.  Main  st..  opp.  Castilo's  Simp. 

43.  Granite  st.,  opp.  Ross1  Mills. 

it.  Granite  st..  opp.  Young's  Shop 

45.  Privatt — State  Hospital. 


Shop. 


BOX. 

46.  No.  Foxboro,  at   K    R.  (  !ri  >e 

51.  Corner  Mechanics  Bt.  and  Neponset  ave 

52.  Corner  Leonard  and  <'..<-a~s,-i  sts 

53.  Bast  Foxboro,  opp.  Martis's  Store. 
">i  i  !orner  < »ak  and  t  locasset  sts 

55.  Corner  Chestnut  and  Cocassel  sts 

hi.  SiMith  st,.  opp.  Foundry. 

<;•,'.  Corner  Water  and  South  sts. 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARE 


BETWEEN  BOSTON  AND  FOXBORO. 

DISTANCE   25    MILES. 

one  month $12  no 

Two  months 22  50 

Three  months 

Children    under  is  years  of   age,    one    half 
above  rates. 


Five  ride  ticket 


via  Mansfield 

,  \  ia  Walpole  Junction  — 

.    .  <  via  Mansfield 

Single  nd.   ticket  j  v|a  walpole  Junction... 
Children  between  •">  and  i'-'  years  ol  age, 

I  \ia  Mansfield 

Single  tare .    walpole  Junction. .. 


- 
63 


The  comrauntation  tickets  are  for  on.-,  two.  and  three  month-  only,  c  immencing  any  week  day. 
Cost  of  ini  ID  mile  hook.  820.00. 


GEORGE  P.  WILLIAMS, 

Successor  to  F*.  EX   Willie  i  i  is. 

Express,  Coal,  Hay,  Lime,  Brick,  Etc. 

POSTAL  TELEGRAPH-CABLE  CO.S  OFFICE.     LONG  DISTANCE 

TELEPHONE. 
CABIN  AND  STEERAGE  TICKETS 

TO  OK    FROM    V  II 

EUROPEAN  POINTS. 
bv  Various  Lines,     Foreign  Drafts. 

0pp.  Railroad  Station, FOXBORO,        MASS. 

l   m   *  t^  <r^  T  t-w    n  ii  r  T  T*  -7     \  LADIES     WILL      FIND     MY 

'MRS.        IDA        l-'U    1  Z*)\    WORK  SATISFACTORY    IN 
\        Wall  Street,  FOXBORO.        I  EVERY  WAY 


DANIEL  G.  WHITE,  I     LANDSCAPE  GARDENING 

AMES  ST.,  SHARON,  MASS.         \  Done  from  Plans.  Shrubbery  Planted. 

96  ANTHONYS  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


-OF- 


FOXBORO,  MASS. 


ABBREVIATIONS  :    E.  F..  East  Foxboro  :  N.  F..  North  Foxboro  ;  F.  V.,  Foxvale. 


Argricultural  Implements. 
Allen,  EbenezerW.    Baker  st. 
Read,  H.  C.    Central  st. 

Athletic  Goods. 
HEDGES  CYCLE  CO.  Central  st.  Telephone  6-3. 

Auctioneers. 
HODGES,  C.  W.  &  SON.      Main,   cor.   Rockhill. 
Sf<-  page  '.'4. 

Baggage  Express. 
WILLIAMS   EXPRESS.       Railroad    ave.,   opp. 
depol     Bee  page  95. 

Baker. 
Fairbank,  W.  M.    Central  st. 

Band, 
Foxboro  Brass   Band      Old    Engine   ll"iise,  off 

:  b  St. 

Banks, 
irough  Savings  Bank.    <  lentral  st. 
I' . ixborough  Co  opera! ive  Hank.    Wall  st. 

Barbers. 
Sheridan,  C.  B.    <  lenl  pal  b1 
War.-.  Stephen  a.    <  lentral  si 

Bicycle  Dealers,  Sundries,  and  Repairs. 
Ba    el  i    Forresl      <  lentral  st. 
HEDGES  CYCLE  CO.   Central  si    Telephone  6-8 
SHANNESSY,  WILLIAM  E.      Cocasset  St.      See 

Billiards  and  Pool. 
Booth,  T,  II.    Central    I 

Bill  Poster  and  Distributer. 

GILSON.  A.  W.      IS   Holman,   Attleboro      See 

•    i- 

Blacksmlths. 
i  See  al  o  Hoi  e  hi  iers,  I 
(  Hark,  John  E     <  oca   »e1  st . 
IGOE,  WILLIAM.     Cocaswl  st. 
JACKSON,  GEORGE.    Central  st. 

Bleachery. 
YOUNG.  A.  H.  &  A.  F.    Granite    coi     Pros] i 


Boarding  Houses. 

Carpenter.  W.  L).     Central,  cor.  Wall. 
Cook,  Mrs.  Lizzie  M.     Granite  st. 
ELMHURST    FARM.        Mrs.     Oliver     S.     Roby. 
Washington  st.    See  margin  inside  front  cover. 
(;.>ve.  s.  a.    ( lentral  st. 
Earned,  George  A.    North  st..  N.  F. 

Book  Cover  Manufacturer. 
Watrous,  Mrs.  Cynthia  A.    Leonard  st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 
PETTEE,  F.  A.     Lincoln  Blk.,  School  st.     See 

SHACKLEY.  FRANK  I.     Central  st.      Seepage 
94. 

Box  Manufacturers. 
Pond.  V.  s.  &  Co.    Gilmore  st. 

Brick  Dealer. 
WILLIAMS,  GEORGE  F.      Railroad   ave.,   opp 
Depot.    See  page  95. 

Cabinet  Maker. 
Brown,  A    D.     Easl  st..  E.  F. 

Carpet  Cleaning  and  Laying. 

Whit  taker-.  William.     Cocassel  st . 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Manufacturers. 
BUCK.  A.  E.    Chauncy  St.,  Mansfield.    Seepage 

*>  oung,  w     Arthur,    <  lentral  st 

Carriage  Trimmer. 
FI.NNETY,  THOMAS.     Wall  St. 

Cesspool  Cleaner. 
Dunbar,  C.  B      P  1 1  bos  B65, 

Cider  and  Vinegar. 
HOWARD,  CHARLES  E.      I'    O.  address,    Easl 

Foxboro      Residence,    Mansfield   st  .  Sharon, 

Bee  page  106 
Ryan,  Michael     Depol  Bq. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
GRAY.  H.  F.    Central  st.    See  page  94 


PAINTER. 


i        g.  A.  SMITH,         I     Paper    Hanging  and  all 

Msplo    Ave  -  kimiM  of  Painting   >i »t 

I   EoBidence,  Park  Ave  ,        foxboro.   /  Reasonable  Notice. 


OSCAR  L.  DORR, f  < 


MARKET         I 
rAKl  )KNER.    I 


Sharon  Heights,  mass. 


AND  REFERENCE  BOOK  OP  FOXBORO. 


Civil   Engineers. 

Jones,  Henry  T.     I  Irani  st . 
Turner,  Geo'  L.     Bentwood  st. 

Clothing  and    Men's  Furnishings. 
Brennan,  J.  W.    School  st. 

Hartshorn,  Arthur  J,     ( tentral  st 

Coal  and  Wood. 
BEMIS,  A.  F.    Wall  st. 

WILLIAMS,   GEORGE   F.      Railroad   ave.,   opp. 
Depot.     See  page  95. 

Contractors— Carpenters. 
Bourne,  T.  B.     South  st. 
CARPENTER,    J.  W.    &  SON.     Carpenter    st. 

See  page  94, 
Egan.  Harry  L.    Garfield  st. 
HAYES,  J.  N.    Coeasset  st. 
Hodgden,  Benp  H.    Coeasset  st..  E,  V. 
Scott,  G.  W.     Baker  st. 
Truax.  E.  B.    Pond  ave. 
Wilbur,  S.  S.    Spring  St.,  I- '.  V. 

Contractors    Masons. 

Alexander,  E.  F.  Granite  st 
APPLEBY,  A.  A.  Market  st 
FISHER,  ALBERT.    Main  St.,   n.  Granite.    See 

page  92. 
Hartshorn,  G.  W.     Granite  st. 
WALTON,  THOMAS  N.     Leonard  st. 

Dentists. 
LESLIE,  C.  A.    Crocker's  Blk.    See  page  91. 
POWERS,  ROBERT  M.     South,  cor.  Central. 

Dressmakers. 
BRITTON,  MRS.  M.  R.     Main  st. 
Gorham.  Mrs.  Ada  B.     School  st. 
Igol.  Miss  Alice  M.     Leonard  st. 
rUTZ,  MRS.  IDA  M.     Wall  st.    See  margin  lines. 
Ripley.  Miss  Jennie  K.     Mechanics  st. 

Druggists. 
FERGUSON,  WILLIAM  A.     Central  st. 
Newton,  Howard  E.    Central,   cor.  South  St. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
CROCKER,  WM.  B.,  AGT.    South  st. 
MATTHEWS,  MISS  S.  B.  School  st..  n.  Rockhill. 
PETTEE,    P.  A.     10  School.     Sec  margin  lines. 
RICHARDSON  &  HODGES.     Union   Bldg.,  head 

of  School  st.    See  page  94. 
Smith.  A.  L.  &  Co.    School  st. 

Dyers. 
YOUNG,  A.  H.  &  A.  F.    Granite,  cor.    Prospecl 

st.     See  page  94. 

Electricians. 
Carpenter.  Frank  C.     Bird  st. 
Morton,  E.  C.     Coeasset  st. 

Electric  Light  Co. 
Foxborough  Electric  Co.     Bear  Wall  St. 

Express  Company. 
EARL  &  PREWS  EXPRESS.     Geo.  I'    Williams. 

Agt.    »>pp.  Railroad  Station. 
NEW  YORK  &   BOSTON  DISPATCH  EXPRESS 

CO.     Geo.    F.   Williams.     Agt.     Opp.    Railroad 

Station. 
WILLIAMS,     GEO.     F.       Railroad     ave.     opp. 

Depot.    See  page  95. 

Fertilizers. 
Ryan.  Michael.    Depot  sq. 

Firearms  and  Ammunition. 
HEDGES    CYCLE   CO.      Central   st.     Telephone 


Fish   Dealers. 
Butterworth,  E.  E.     Wall  -t. 
( lopeland.  E.  M      i  Peddler  i    <  Ihestnt 

Florists. 
BELCHER,  A.  F.    Bassettst.    See  pat 
FERGUSON,  WILLIAM.      Union   81      See   page 

9SS. 
HORRIGAN,  J.     P.  0.  address,   Bast    Foxboro 

Greenhouses.  Mansfield  St.,  Sharon     See  page 

108. 
PETTEE,  G.  M.     (Carnations..     Main  St. 
Pond,  John  H.    Carpenter  si 
small.  X.  s.    Garfield  st 
WASHBURN,  W.  h.     Main  st.    See  inside  front 

cover, 

Foundry. 
Foxboro  Foundry  Co.    South  st. 

Fruit  and  Confectionery. 
Bassett,  John.    Wall.  cor.  Central. 
<  lorey,  Arthur  w.    <  lentral  st 

Fruit  and  Vegetables,  Gardener  and  Dealer. 
R08Y,  OLIVERS.    Washington  st.    See  inside 
front  ci  n  er. 

Furniture  Dealer. 
Hodges,  C.  G.      Main.  cor.  Rockhill. 

Furniture  and   Piano  Movers. 
DAVIS,  FRANK  N.    Main  st.    See  page  93 
WILLIAMS,    GEORGE  F.     Railroad  ave.,   opp 

Depot.    See  page  95. 

General   Store. 
Martis.  (has.  E.     Opp.  Station..  E.  F. 

Graphophones  and  Supplies. 
HEDGES  CYCLE  CO.   Central  st.  Telephone 6-8 

Grocers. 
Godfrey,  H.  S.  &  Son.    School  st. 
Hawes  &  Griffiths.    Wall  st. 
Maim.  w.  F.    Coeasset  st. 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 
Dixon  R.  M.     Central  st. 
Swift,  E.  B.     Market  st. 
Turner  Bros     < lent ral  st. 

Harness  Makers. 
FINNETY,  THOMAS.     Wall  St. 
Woodward,  John  F.    Central  st. 

Hay,  Grain,  and  Straw. 
WILLIAMS,    GEORGE    F.     Railroad   ave.   opp 
Depot.    See  page  95 

Horse  Clothing. 
FINNETY,  THOMAS.    Walls) 

Horses  Clipped. 
SUMNER,  C.  CALVIN.    Coeasset   st      Seepage 
92. 

Horse  Shoers. 
See  also  Blacksmit  bus 
IGOE,  WILLIAM.    Coeasset  -: 
JACKSON,  GEORGE.    Central  st 

Hospital. 
Massachusetts   Hospital    for   Dipsomaniacs  and 
Inebriates,    chestnut  st. 
Hotels. 
Coeasset  Eouse,    Cocass 
Elm  Tree  Inn.     Wall  st . 
Hotel  Kildare     Bird  st. 

Ice  Dealers. 
BUSHNELL.  I.  F.    i  »ak  st,    See  pa§ 

(  lastilo,  William.      Mechanic-  si 


DRESSMAKING. 


Mrs.  Ida   Put*, 

WALL    ST.,   FOX  BOKO. 


Satisfaction 


to    Fit 
and 
laranteed. 


DANIEL  G.   WHITE, 

AMES  ST.,     SHARON,  MASS. 


flu   Kinds  of  Grafting  and  Pruning 

DONE  IN  THE  BESI  MANNER. 


98 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Insurance  Agents. 
Carpenter,  .1.  T.    South,  cor.  Carpenter, 
Carpenter.  L.  E.    Market,  cor.  Rockhill. 
HODGES,  C.  W.  &  SON.     Union  Bldg.,  Main  st. 
See  page  94. 

Jeweler. 
Payson,  J.  A..  Jr.    Central  st. 
Laundries. 
im  Laundry.    Mechanics  -t 
RICHARDSON  &  HODGES.     Agents  for  Lewan 
do's  Laundry.     Union  Bldg..  opp.  School  st. 
See  page  94. 
Sullivan,  C.  J.    Granite  st. 

Lawyers. 
CARPENTER,  ROBERT  W.     Bird  st 


See^front 

Unerican  Building.  South  st. 

Boston 


a,  Uriah  W, 


Millers. 
EBtate  of. 


<  irth  bI  .  N.  F 


Millinery. 

mi.      Main,  cor.  Rockhill  st 
Ladd,  N    B     I  entral  -t 

Music  Folios  and  Bindings. 
Mechanics  st . 

HUSic  Teachers. 
Bern!*  Addle  Jewetl  s.,ui  h  Bt, 
Bourne  VHhh  Susie  II  South  st 
. I  • . 1 1 1 1 -.  •  r i .  Annie  M     Howard  Place 

on    \iinn'  L,     s.iut  I,  -i 

Newsdealer  and  Stationer. 
BRAY,  H.  1  •  .   pa  ■■  94 


COMEY,  EZRA  C. 

WARREN,  JOSEPH  F.    Mechanics  st. 

office,  50  State  st.    Telephone,  3503-3. 
WILLIAMS  &COPELAND.      R as,  13,  14,  and 

15,  53   Tremoni    st.      Telephone,    Haymarket 

'-stun. 
Wills. .n.  a.  E.    East  Foxboro. 

Library. 
Boyden  Library. 

Lime  and  Cement. 
WILLIAMS,  GEORGE  F.      Railroad   ave.,   opp. 
Depot.    See  page  95. 

Lumber. 
CARPENTER,  J.   W.   &  SON.      Carpenter  st. 

See  page  94. 
Pond,  V.  S.  <£  Co     Gilmore  st. 
Wilbur,  s.  s.    Spring,  ..pp.  County,  Foxvale. 

Meats  and  Provisions. 
Bui  terworth,  E.  E.    <  locasset  st. 
1  look,  Silas  L.    South  st. 
Dow,  .1.  II.  &  Co.    Centra]  st. 

Men's  Furnishings. 
CROCKER,  WILLIAM  B.,  Agt.    South  St. 
PETTEE,  F.  A.     Lincoln   blk.,   Scl I    st.     See 

margin  lines. 
RICHARDSON  &  HODGES.     Union    Bldg.,   opp 

head  of  School  si     See  page  94. 

Milk  Dealers. 
COMEY,  HERMON  A.    Mechanics  st. 
DAVIS,  FRANK  N.     Main  si      See  page  98. 

P     Easl  st.,  E.  I-'. 
Perry,  William  I.     High  st. 
ROBY,  OLIVER  S.     Washington  st.     See  inside 

front  • 
Shepherd.  Lew  is.    South  st. 
WHITE.  W.  N.     Mam   ,,    Washington 


Newspaper. 
FOXBORO  REPORTER.     (Weekly.)     J.   H.   Al- 
den.  Prop'r.     Schoolst.    See  inside  front  cover. 

Nurses. 
Brown,  Mrs.  Mary  E.    South  st. 
Greyson,  Mrs.  Lillian.    South  st. 
Shaw.  Mrs.  Eben.    Leonard  st. 
SIMMONDS,  E.  EMILY.     ( '...asset  st.     Seepage 
93. 

Oil  Company. 
STANDARD  OIL  CO.     I  Boston  Dept.)     Off  Wall 
st.     Geo.  K.  Williams.  Agt. 

Painters— Carriage. 
Morton,  A.  <;.    < locasset  st. 
Murphy.  E.  F.     Central  st. 

Painters— House. 
Kenipton.  William.     Union  st. 
Packard.  R.  .1.     Mechanics  st. 
Simmons,  Charles  A.     Chestnut  st. 
Simmons.  <;.  W.     Chestnut  st. 
SMITH,  C.  A.    Maple  ave.    see  margin  lines. 

Paper  Hanger. 
SMITH,  C.  A.     Maple  ave.     See  margin  lines. 

Pattern  Maker. 
KINGMAN,  F.  B.     Leonard  st. 

Photographer. 

Nichols.  A.  M.     Centennial  st. 

Physicians. 
Bragg,  Francis  A.    Schoolst. 
CROCKER,  B.  P.     South,  cor.  Market  st.     Office 

hours,  s  to  9  a.  m..  i  to  :s  and  after  ?   p.   m. 

Telephone  10-6. 
Crocker.  Willard  C.     Baker  st. 
Fuller,  K.  II.     Central  st . 

saw yer,  1  larleton.    South  st. 

Piano  and  Furniture  Mover. 
WILLIAMS,  GEORGE  F.      Railroad   ave  .    opp. 

I  lep.  >t  .       See  paLTe  95. 

Piano  Tuner. 
Richards,  H.  L.    Mechanics  st. 

Plumber. 
Purcell,  A.  .1.    Garfield  st. 
Swift,  Edward  B.     Market,  a.  Rockhill. 

Poulterers. 
FREEMAN,  A.  E.    Off  Green  st. 

I ..  n  .land.  Samuel,      ( ireen  st . 

'  >i  ii/.  .1.  K.      East  st..  E.  F, 

ROBY,  OLIVER  S.     Washington  st.     See   mar 

uin  iiiM.ie  fronl  <•■  ,\ er 
Shephard,  W    I      22  South. 
si, .a.-.  Daniel.    North  st,  N.  F. 

Printer. 
ALDEN.J.  H.    Schoolst.    See  inside  front  cover. 

Print  Works. 
Mansfield  Print  Works.     Main  st.,   a.    Mansfield 
line. 

Real  Estate. 
HODGES,  C.  W.  &  SON.     Main  st    Bee  page  94. 
Wells,  H    E.    Rockhill,  □   Market  Bt 

Restaurant. 
\  1 1  bur  W,  <  lent  ral  si . 
Shoddy  Goods    Manufacturers. 

Bee mi  Bro       East  at,  E,  F. 

Slater. 
Harrison,  I  iharles      12  Mechanic 


Painter. 


C     A 


IN/I    I  T  H, 

Rctldeoce,  Park  Ave.    FOXBORO. 


»i,„,. 


>i 


\  Paper  Hanging  and  Paint- 
ing in  all  its  branches 
(Properly   and    Promptly   done. 


OSCAR  L.  DORR, 


MARKET 

(  i.\  Wl  >ENER 


snaron  Heignis.  mass. 


AND  REFERENi  I  BOOK  OP  FOXBORO. 


99 


Soap  Manufacturer. 
W lley  Soap  Manufacturing  Co.    s.mtli  si 

Stables. 
Castilo,  P.    Wall  st. 
DILL,  J.  S.    Church,  cor.  Central  st. 
SUMNER,  C.    CALVIN.    Cocassel    st..    aex<   to 
( locasset  Bouse.    See  page  !  2. 

Stationer. 
ALDEN,  J.   H.     School    st.     See  inside    fronl 
cover. 

Steamship  Ticket  Agent. 
WILLIAMS,   GEORGE   F.    Railroad    ave.,   opp. 

Depot.      See  pa^e  95. 

Straw  Goods  Manufacturers. 
BEMIS,  A.  F.  HAT  CO.     Wall  st. 
<  lastilo,  John  &  Co.    Main  sr. 
CatonBros.    <  >pp.  Railroad  Station. 
liiiuan  ^  Kimball.     Bird  st. 
YOUNG,  A.  H.  &  A.  F.    Granite,  cor.    Prospect. 
See  payre  94. 

Tailor. 
Allen,  Edgar  W.     12  Main. 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
Cook,  George  T.    Smith  st. 
DAVIS,  FRANK  N.     Main  st.    See  pas 
FREEMAN,  A.  E.     oft' ( liven  st. 
HOWARD,  CHARLES  E.      P.   <  >.   address,  Easl 

Foxboro.     Residence.  Manstieid    st..  Sharon. 

See  page  inn. 
Knight,  C.  W.     South,  n.  West. 
WARREN,    HENRY    G.     Mechanics    St.,    cor. 

Neponset  ave. 


■1-1' 


WILLIAMS.    GEORGE    F.     I 
Depol     See  page  U5 

Teas  and  Coffees. 
GRAY,  H.  F.    ( tentral  -t      •-.•••  page  ...i 

Telegraph  and  Telephone. 
Postal  Telegraph    and   i  !able  Co     At    Gi 

Williams1  office,  opp,  I  »epi  >i 
Telephone  Exchange  and  Paj  Station.    Williams' 

l .'..  press  *  iffice,  opp    I  'epol 

Trunks  and  Bags. 
RICHARDSON   &   HODGES.     Union  Bldg.,   opp. 
bead  of  Scl I  st.    S» 

Undertaker  and  Embalmer. 
BELCHER,  LEWIS.    6  Garfield.    See  page  94. 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY,  E.  L.  C.     100  High,  Boston      = 

Veterinary  Medicines. 
SUMNER.  C.  CALVIN.     Cocassel   St.,   next   to 

lintel         See  DagC  92 

Veterinary  Surgeons. 
Draper,  A.  w.    Cocassel  Bouse  Stable 

Lillyman,  K.  <;.     r.  n  Main.  opp.  Bentw I 

YOUNG,  C.  C.    Cocassel  Bouse  Stable. 

Wood    Dealers. 
( larpenter,  G.  a.    .Main  st. 
Dixon,  Arnold  D.    I  ihestnut  st. 
HEWEY,  LORENZO  U.    OffElmst.  See, 
HOWARD,  CHARLES  E.     r    "    all,-      Easl 

Foxboro.      Residence,    Mansfield    si  .    Sharon. 

See  page  100. 


NZO     U.     MKXA/EY, 


DBALhR     IN 

WOOD  for  Family  and  Factory  use. 

TIES  for  Railroads  and  Street  Car  Lines. 

TELEGRAPH  and  TELEPHONE  Poles. 

Off  Elm  St.,  Foxboro,  Mass. 

SANFORD  WATERS  BILLINGS,  A.  M., 

•  SHARON,       MASS., 

PRIVATE     TUTOR. 

Insurance  Placed  in  the  Best  of  Companies. 

J.  H.  MCMANUS, 

DEALER      IIM      PURE      IVI  ll_  K . 

Delivered  in  Canton  daily.  Patronage    solicited. 

Vegetables  and   Fruit  in  their  Season. 
VIADUCT  ST.,  SHARON,   MASS. 

GEORGE  L.  ADAMS. 

DEALER      IIM      PURE      MILK, 

PUT    LP    IN    GL4SS     JARS    AND    DELIVERED    DAM     IN     I  VNH'S 

orders  lor  Cream  taken  in  Advance. 

Fresh  Fruit,   Vegetables,  and    Eggs. 

Residence,  Bay  Road,  Sharon,  Mass. 

l>.  o.   Box  889,    Canton,   Maau 

Best  of  Satisfaction  as  to 
Fit  and  Making 

Guaranteed. 


riri*vwimiL*>r  'MRS.   iim    pitz. 

KWt  U<3<3llltjlft\jl   ■  '    WALL  ST.,    LOXISOKO. 


DANIEL  G.    WHITE  '  ALL  'RolJND  gardening,    under  glass 

Ames  St.,  SHARON.  MASS.  I  OR    OUTSIDE    WORK. 


100 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


ESTABLISHED    1S72. 

HARPER'S  CARRIAGE  FACTORY. 

LIGHT  CARRIAGES    BUILT    TO    ORDER. 
CARRIAGE    REPAIRING    IN    ALL    ITS     BRANCHES. 
CARRIAGE    PAINTING,    TRIMMING, 
WHEELWRIGHT,    AND    BLACKSMITH. 

Dealer  in  all  kinds  of 

Light  Carriages  and  Harnesses,    also  High  Bred,    Gentlemen's   Driv- 
ing Horses. 


Tolman  St., 


SHARON,  MASS. 


MRS.  ft.  B.  ELLIOTT, 

MILLINERY,  DRY  AND 
FANCY  GOODS,  MEN'S 
FURNISHINGS,  AND  ALL 
THE  LATEST    NOVELTIES 

From  Best  New  York  and  Boston  Houses 
at  City  Prices. 

Morse  Building,  0pp.  Town  Hall, 

So.  Main  St.,   SHARON,  MASS. 


(DRS.  A.  fl.  DRAKE, 

FASHIONABLE   ORESSMER. 

Tailor-Made  Suits  a 
Specialty. 


Pond  St., 


SHARON,  MASS. 


CRESCENT  ME  FARM 

SUMMER   BOARDING   HOUSE, 

Bay  Road,  East  Sharon, 
H.  F.  MAXWELL,  Prop'r. 

A  quiet  summer  home  for  summer  boarders. 

Pure      Air,     Excellent     Water,     High 

Grounds,  a   Fine    Grove  near  the 

house,  Bath  Rooms,  Hot  and 

Cold     Water,   and     other 

conveniences. 

Consumptive  Boarders  not  desired. 

P    <).    Box  79.  CANTON,  MASS 


THE  GLENDALE. 

OPEN  ALL  THE  YEAR. 

This  popular  In  nisi-,  with  all  the  comforts  of 
a  home,  with  modern  conveniences,  has  sanitary 
plumbing,  heated  by  furnace  and  hot  water,  in- 
suring warm,  comfortable  rooms  during  the 
winter  months. 

A  quiet,  restful  boarding  place,  where  a  limited 
number  of  guests  can    be  accommodated. 

Central  Location,  Spanous  Ground*,  Shade  Trees,  Tennis 
and  Croquet. 

Address.  MRS.  E.  M.  FERNALD, 

North  Main   St.,         -         -  SHARON,   MASS. 


E. 


Manufacturer  of 

Cider    and    Cider     Vinegar. 

Dealer  in 

AND      SOF" T     TTVV/Us 

Wood   in    any   length    prepared    anil   sold    at 
yard,  or  delivered  t<>  houses  within  reasonable 

il  i  »l  :  1 1 1 .  •■ . 

Chestnut  Fence  Posts  and  Railroad  Ties  for  Sale. 
Heavy  and  Light  Teaming, 

Residence,  Mansfield  St..  ror.  Easton.  SHARON.  MASS 

P.  0.  Address,  East  Foxboro,  Mass. 


ALEXANDER     e:  ini  <3-  e:  i_ .  ,         Instruction,    consisting   of   German  Gym- 

FENCINC    MASTER  '  "ani exercises  in  the  open  air.  will  l>i>  given 

South  Main  St..  SNAUOM  lUliitllS.  M\SS.  /  i>«>tli  boys  and  girls.     i5«-»t  of  references. 


OSCAR  L.  DOER. 


mahz:et 


:Sharon  Heits,  Mass. 


AND   REFERENCE   BOOK   of  NORTH    SHARON. 


101 


SHARON,  MASS. 


The  healthiest  and  it  is  said  "the  best  town  in  the  ( Commonwealth  to  live  In."    It  was  tl iginal 

second  parish  of  the  town  of  Stoughton,  and  was  incorporated,  1765,  by  the  m  ughfonham, 

hut  was  soon  changed  to  the  more  euphonic  and  Scriptural  oa I  Sharon.      It  la  the  i 

town  in  Eastern  Massachusetts,  and  its  natural  scenery  is  exceedingly  beautiful  and  picturesque,  and 
the  natural  drainage  is  almosl  perfect,  li  ism  the  summil  of  the  watershed  of  the  Neponset,  the 
Charles,  and  Taunton  Rivers,  and  although  a  verj  large  town  of  24.2  square  miles,  nota  drop  of  water 
runs  into  it  from  any  other  town,  hut  water  runs  out  of  Sharon  into  each  of  the  several  adjoining 

towns.    The  air  and  the  water  of  Sharon  can  never  be  polluted  by  ] r  sewerage   of  its    neighbors. 

[ts  high  elevation,  from  two  hundred  to  Ave  hundred  and  thirtj    feel  above  the  sea  level,  and  its 

extensive  pine  forest,  together  with  the  gravelly  nature  of  the  soil,  ac< nt  (or  its  noted  bealthfnl- 

ness.  Ks  pure,  invigorating  air  is  dealt  out  alike  to  all,  as  a1  the  distant  mountain  resorts.  Some 
undiscovered  law  causes  a  large  amount  of  ozone  to  always  exist  in  the  air,  making  it  extremely 
agreeable  to  those  who  are  well,  and  especially  to  those  hunting  for  health.  Sharon's  wonderful 
pure  spring  water  is  widely  known  for  its  absolute  purity  and  health-giving  properties,  and  Is  as  tree 
as  the  soft  and  balmy  air.    A  comparison  side  by  side  w  ith  the  justly  famous  Poland  Water  : 

ANALYSIS. 


Chemical  examination  of  the  water  of  the  Sharon 

Water  t  !o.,  made  for  the  State  Board  of  Health 

at  the  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology. 

This  water  contains  :  Parts  in  100,000 

Total  residue  at  212°  F 7.65 

Free  Ammonia 0. 0 

Albuminoid  Ammonia 0.0000 

Nitrogen  as  Nitrates 0.3000 

Nitrogen   as  Nitrites 0.0000 

Chlorine 0  92 

I ron u.l  K  K  N  I 

Hardness 2.9 

Microscopic  examination  fails  to  show  any  or- 
ganisms.   The  water  is  very  pure. 


i  'hen i km i  analysis  of  the  Poland  Water  made  hy 

Prof.  s.  p.  Sharpies,  i  Ihemist. 
i  lontains  :  Parts  in  100,000 

Total  residue  at  212°  F 6.70 

Loss  on  ignitation 

Mineral  Matte.- 

Free  Ammonia 

Albuminoid  Ammonia 

Nitrogen  as  Nitrites 0.0000 

Nitrogenas  Nitrates  0.0000 

Chlorine  in  ( Ihlorides 

Carbonates  and  Lime Present 

Sulphates Small 

Color ( lolorless,  Bright,  and  t  Hear 


Sharon  1ms  always  voted  unanimously  at  its  town  meetings  for  the  past  thirty  yearstogive  every 
cent  the  school  committee  asked  for  the  liberal  education  of  its  children.  For  thirty  years  the  vote 
has  been  unanimous  without  question  Cor  every  reasonable  purpose  and  improve nt,  even  to  hav- 
ing its  lakes  well  stocked  with  fish.  The  scenery,  its  lakes,  walks  and  drives,  its  delightful,  invigora- 
ting air  and  pure  water,  its  schools  and  churches,  together  with  its  high  social  standing  indeed  makes 
Sharon  a  paradise  on  earth,  freely  to  be  enjoyed  by  those  so  fortunate  as  to  get  within  its  borders.  It 
is  located  in  miles  southwest  of  Boston,  and  26  miles  north  of  Providence,  on  the  Providence  division 
of  the  N.  Y.,  N.  H..  and  H.  R.  R.  United  States  census  1890,  1,684.  State  census  1895, 1,717.  Valua 
tiou.  real  estate.  $1,656,860,  personal  property,  $178,802  Total,  $1,885,162.  Number  of  pol 
Rate  of  tax.  $12.00. 

C  G.  COGGINS, 

Carpenter, 
Contractor,  and  Builder 

The  Building  of  Modern  Planned 
Residences  a  Specialty. 

Estimates  furnished  and  contracts  taken 
on  most  favorable  terms.  Jobbing  and 
general  repairing  promptly  attended 
to.     Best   of  workmanship  guaranteed. 

F».    O.    BOX.    22<t. 


Office  and   Residence,    Highland  St. 
SHARON.  MASS. 


PURE  flILK 


W.   A.   COGGINS, 


Put  up  in  Glass 
Tars  and  Delivered 

In  Sharon  by  \  NORTH  MAIN  ST.,  SHAROX,  MASS. 


DANIEL  G.   WHITE,     '.  Landscape  Gardening  done 

Res..    Ames  St..    Sharon,  Mass.       »  FROM    PLANS.  Shrubbery  Planted. 


102 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Silas  A.  Stone, 

DEALER  IN 

Horses,  Carriages,  and  Harness. 

RESIDENCE,     BILLINGS  ST. 

Sharon,  -         -  Mass. 


SHARON  HAND  LAUNDRY, 

Mrs.  <J.  M.  ANDERSON,  Prop'r. 

Work  called  for  and  delivered.              Best  work  and  prices  reasonable. 
POND  ST.,  SHARON,  MASS. 


J.  HORRICAN, 

FL.OR1ST. 

Carnations  and  English  Violets  a 
Specialty. 

Greennouse.  fliaosfieid  St.,  snaron.  mass. 

P.  <).   Address,  East  Foxburu,  Mass. 


EDGAR  F.  DRAKE,, 

MARKET  GARDENER. 

Vegetables  and  Small  Fruits  in 
their  season.  Teams  deliver  to 
the  tradeand  familiesin  Stough- 
ton  and  Canton  daily. 

FERTILIZERS  FOR  SALE. 

Gardens  and  Residence,  Bay  Road, 
Sharon. 

P.  0.  Address,  West  Stoughton,  Mass. 

Mail  Orders  Promptly  Delivered. 


H.   FRANK    LEONARD. 

DEALKR   IN 


WOOD. 

Teaming   of   all    kinds,  Furniture  Moving, 

and   General  Jobbing. 

All  Orders  Promptly  attended  to. 

Residence,  Pond  St.,       Cor.   Maple   Ave. 

SHARON,    MASS. 


DEALER  IN 


FRED  A.  WHITE, 

PURE  MILK  AND  CREAM. 

ORDERS    TAKEN     FOR    CREAM    ONLY    IN    ADVANCE 


Having  recently  purchased  a   Portable  Steam  Saw,   I  am 
prepared  to  saw  wood  at  short  notice  in  Sharon,  or 
the  surrounding  towns,  as  desired. 
Bfoose  Hiii.  -  -  sharou,  Mass, 


GEORGE  M.  COOLIDGE, 

HOUSE  PAINTER  AND  DECORATOR. 

Paper     Hanging.     Whitening,     and     Glazing. 

I  state  what  I  use,  and   use  what   I  state. 

Best  Work  Guaranteed  and  Prices  Reasonable. 

i;< -iii.in  .-.   <  hewtnul  St.  Sharon,  Mass. 

GEORGE    H.    TUCKER, 

CONTRACTOR      CARPENTER     and     BUILDER. 

JOBBING  PROMPTL  Y  A  TTENDED  TO. 

AMES    ST.. SHARON,   MASS. 

ALEXANDER  ENGEL,  rciK.inJl  M.iskr.  Graduate  before  the 
Royal  M  ilitary  Commission  of  Saxony,  1884;  Royal  Gymnasium  of  Dres- 
den, 1880.  South  Main  St.,   Sharon  Heights,  Mass. 


OSCAR    L.    DORR,        ■""-«■«"       ,SHAK<>\     HEIGHTS, 


GARDENER.     '  MASS. 


AND    UEFKRKNCK    HOOK    "I     SHAItoN  108 

SHARON  POSTOFFICES. 

SHARON. 

C.  F.  BRYANT,  Postmaster. 

Office  hours  6:30  a.  m.  to  8  p.  m.,  excepting  Wednesday  and  Friday  6:30  a   u   to6  15  p  m 

NO  Sunday  office  hours. 
.Mails  open  from  Boston  6:10,  7:10  a.  m..  1:10,  5:10  p.  m     From  Prw  Idence  8:10. 11:10  a.  m.,  1:10  p  u 
Mails  close  for  Boston  8:45  \.  u  .  12:45,  6:45  p,  m.     For  Providence  2:45  p  m 
Sunday  mail  closes  1: 15  P,  U 


SHARON  HEIGHTS. 

MARY  F.  FRYE,  Postmistress 
office  hours  6:30  a.  m.  to  7:80  i>.  m.    flails  open  7;59  a.  m..  1:59  p.  M.     Mails  close  9:02  A.  m  .  3:02  p   H 


SHARON  CHURCHES. 

Baptist.— Baptist  Church,  So.  Main,  cor.  Pond,  Rev.  J.  Allen  price,  pastor, 
Congregational.—  First  Congregational,  No.  Main  St.,  Re^     Lrmona  J.  Dyer,  pastor. 
Roman  Catholic— St.  Mary's,  Cottage  St.,  Rev.  Father  Kile  v.  of  Stoughton,  pastor 
Unitarian.— First  Unitarian,  No.  Main.  cor.  Depot  St.,  Rev.  John  C.  Kimball,  pastor. 
Mission.— Episcopal.  Pettee  &  Colburn's  hall.  Rev.  Mr.  Walker,  of  Canton,  pastor. 

Sunday  Schools.  — North  Sharon  Sunday  School.  Norw I  St..  cor.  Viaduct,  S.  W.  Billings,  supt. 

West  Sharon  Sunday  School.  Moose  Hill.  S.  W.  Billings,  snpt. 


SHARON  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  UNITED   WORKMEN.    Sharon  Lodge,  No.  43.     Meets  s nd  and   fourth 

Thursday  evenings  of  each  month  in  A.  0.  U.  W.  hall.  South  Main  St 
FORTNIGHTLY  CLUB.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Tuesday  afternoons  of  each  month  at  residei - 

of  members. 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC.    Outpost  Auxiliary  to  Revere  Post,  No.  94,  of  Canton. 

Meets  at  call  at  G.  A.  R.  hall.  Postoffice  Square. 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  GOOD  TEMPLARS.    Massapoag  Lodge.  No.  276.— Meets  every  Sat 

urdav  evening  at  A.  <  >.  U.  W.  hall.  South  Main  St. 
PATRONS  OF  HUSBANDRY.- Massapoag  Grange,  No.  213.    Meets  second  and  fourth  Thursday 

evenings  of  each  month  at  A  I  >.  U.  W.  hall.  South  Main  St. 
SHARON  ATHLETIC  ASSOCIATION.    Meets  second  Mondaj  evening  of  each  month  at    Institute 

hall.  Killings  St. 
SHARON  IMPROVEMENT  AND  LITERARY  ASSOCIATION.     Meets  quarterly  and   at   call  of  the 

President. 

H.  T.  B.  DERRY.  F.  A.  BOYDEN. 

DERRY    &     BOYDEN, 

...House  and  Sign  Painters... 

Murescoing,    Whitening,    Paper    Hanging,    and    Glazing.      Hard    and    Soft 

Wood  finishing  a  Specialty.       Estimates    furnished    and    Contracts 

taken  on  the  most  favorable  terms. 

Dealers  in  Paints  and  Oils. 

Shop,   Washington   Place,                                     Off  South    Main   St. 
Residence,  Billings  St.,  Sharon,    Mass. 

T"\l   mP      n/iil      1/  i  put    up    in    Glass      \  W.    A.    eOGGIMS, 
HI  J  r£  H,       IVI  K.      Jars  and  deliver-  North    Main    Street. 

w  A  \  *~*      AYA  A  *-^1  x  \  ed   in    Sharon    by      I  Sharon,  Mass. 


Carriage  Trimming, 
Harness  Repairing,  and  Up- 
holstering of  all  kinds. 


:MRY  Ct.  MAHONEY. 


j       Cottage  St., 
'Sharon,        Mass. 


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ANTHONY'S  STANDARD  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


MBLYN, 
CARPENTER  and  Dealer  in   BUILDING   MATERIAL. 


A  varied  assortment  of  Lumber  and  Builders'   Hardware  kept  la  stock. 
Goods  not  on  hand  filled  at  short  notice. 


Shop,  Yard,  and  Residence,  Woodland  St.,  off  Pond  St., 


Orders  for 


SHARON,  MASS. 


JEREMIHH      O'LERRY, 
General     Contractor      and      Mason. 

Men  and  teams  furnished  for  all  kinds  of  work.  Teaming, 
Grading,  Excavating,  Etc. 


Furniture  Moving  and  Express.  Cesspools  and  Vaults  Excavated. 

Chestnut  St.,        -        -         SHARON,  MASS. 


Coal  and  Wood. 


3ROS. 

HOUSE 
PAINTING 
AND  PAPER 
HANGING, 

GLAZING,    WHITENING,   TINUNG,    ETC. 

ODRERS PROMPTLY   ATTENDED  TO 
Residence,  Ames  St.,  P.  O.  Box  222, 
SHARON,    MASS. 


PERLIE  L  STEVENS, 

CARRIAGE,    SIGN,    AND  ORNA- 
MENTAL PAINTER. 

Repairing  in  All  Its  Branches. 

Shop,  Cottage,  cor.  Tolman  St., 
Residence,  Billings  St., 

SHARON,  MASS. 


WILLIAM  P.  IALLEY, 

Horseshoeing, 
Jobbing,  and 
Carriage     Work. 

Solid  Rubber  Tires 
put  on  Carriages. 

All  Work  Guaranteed  to  Give  Satisfaction. 

Shop,  Cottage  St.,        SHARON,  MASS. 


CHPRLES  E.  BRYR1ER 

DEPOT    CARRIAGES 

Connect  at  Sharon  Station  With  All  Trains. 

PURE    MASSAPOAG     1GE 

Supplied  for    Family  Use. 

Residence.  Tolman  St.  P.  0.  Box  94. 

SHARON,  MASS. 


THE  PHILLIPS  FARM, 

ANDREW  H.  CALKIN,  Prop'r. 

Pare   Jersey  Cows'  Milk  pal    up   In  gluH*  jars 

ami  delivered  to  families  in  Sharon,  daily. 

Patronage    Solicited. 

Norwood  St.,  SHARON,  MASS. 


ROBERT  G.  MORSE, 

DEALER    IN 

run    Milk  and  Cream   from    Select  ru<1    Inspected 

Stock,  ]>tit   n / )  in  tilnss    furs. 

Small  Fruit  and  Vegetables  in  their  season,  delivered 

to  the  families.     Loiik  :ind  Short  Wood  for  Sale. 

Morse  St.,  SHARON,  MASS. 


ALEXANDER     ENGEl, 
an  enduring  health,  I  have  opened  a  Training   School   for  '-  FENCING  MASTER, 

their  physical  development.  \  SHARON  HEIGHTS,    MASS. 


For  the  benefit  of  Boys  and  (.Iris  who  wish   to  build  up  | 


CARL  T.  SWA1NS01N, 


MARKET  GARDENER. 

South  Main  Street.  Sharon.  Mass 


AND   REFERENCE    li<»>K    <  >F    ^IIU{"V 


105 


Box  59, 
Box  69, 

Box  78, 

Box  85, 

Box  01, 
Box  92, 
Box  !•:;. 
Box  63 


SHARON  FIRE  ALARM  BOXES. 

LOCATION  BOXES  AND  KEYS. 

Bast  street,  opp.  Mrs.  L,  M   Johnson's    Keys  at  Mrs.  J,  i:    Packard's,  Geo.  II    Mann-. 

Davenport's,  Mrs.  L.  M.  Johnson's. 
front  of  Congregational  I  Ihurch    Keys  at  W,  <  >.  Arnold's,  Samuel  T.  Leonard's,  Silas  Pi 

E.  E.  Farnham's,  Pettee  <S  Colburn's  store. 
corner  "Workmen's  Building-  Keys  al  C.  E.  Ball's,  J.  O'Leary's,  W  J    Roach's  Barber 

Mrs.  W.  B.  Wickes',  Sharon  Souse, 
corner  of  Tolman  and  Stone  streets    Keys  at   Fred  D.  I g's,  C.  E.  Brymei 

House,  W.  J.  Roach's. 
Sucker  Brook— Keys  ai  Mrs  \v.  B.  Potter's,  Massapoag  Bouse.  Mrs.  I',  E  Gates.' 
Flume  House— Keys  at  Dennis  Desmond's. 

Hammer  Shop — Keys  at  George  H.  Tucker's,  <  >£Qce  of  Knife  Works. 
North  Main  street,  near  c.   A.   Hixson's    Keys   at    C.    \.  Hixson's,  1'.    B,  Comins' 

Poole's. 


\    N 

Shop, 
onian 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARE  EACH  WAY 


BETWEEN  SHARON  AND  BOSTON. 

DISTANCE   18  MILES. 

One  month i  B  00 

Two  months 15  00 


Three  months 80  00 

Children  under  18  years  of  age,  one  half 

above  rates 

Five  ride  ticket 175 

Single  ride  ticket 40 

Children    between  5  and  12  years  of  age, 

single  fare 20 

The  commutation  tickets  are  for  one.  two.  and  three  months  only,  commencing  from  any  wee 

Cost  of  1000  mile  I Is  -■-", 


BETWEEN  SHARON  AND  PROVIDENCE. 

DISTANCE  28   JULES. 

One  month 

Two  n  unit  lis 

Three  months 

Children    under   is  years  of  age,   one   half 

alio\  e  rales 

Single  ride  ticket 

Children  between  5  and  12  yeai  -  ■ 

single  fare 


-  .  - 
24  00 


day. 


RICHARD   HIXSON  STOCK  FARM. 

C.  A.   HIXSON,   Prop'r, 

North  Main  St.,  Sharon.  Mass. 

HOLSTEIN^IESIflN  CATTLE. 

CHOICE  YOUNG  STOCK  FOR 
SALE. 


MASON. 


Jobbing  Promptly  intended  To. 

Estimates  cheerfully  given. 
Morse  Street,        Sharon,  Mass. 


PURE  MILK 


Put  up  in  alass  jars  and'    W.  A.    COG  GINS, 

delivered  in   Sharon    l)lj     *         North  Main  Street,  Sharon,  Mass 


IlKiSfe,  I-HEU  RY  &.  I AHOMY,-!  SS'" 


10(5 


ANTHONY  S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRI-VTORY 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 

BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


OF-  — 


SHARON,  MASS. 


Agricultural  Implements. 
FULLER.  EDWARD  J.     Viaduct  St. 
HIXSON,  CHARLES  A.     No.  Main  st.    Seepage 

Artists. 
BROWN,  J.  RANDOLPH.      (Oil,   water,   china, 

and  portrait,  i    Noi*v. I  St.,  No.  Sharon. 

COBB,  MISS  GERTRUDE  M.     (Oil,  water,  china, 

and  portrait.)     No.  Main.  cor.   Bay.     P.   O., 

GATES!  MRS.  FANNIE  E.      (Oil,   water,   china, 

and  portrait,  i    Lake  Ri  iad. 
WESTON,  MRS.  C.  A.      (<  Ml.  water,  china,  and 

portrait,    :.'i  Billings. 

Artesian  Wells. 
BAY  PATH  BEVERAGE  CO.    I".  W.  Mansfield  & 
Son,  Prop'rs.     Baj  Road.    P.  < >.  Canton. 

Auctioneers. 
BILLINGS,   SANFORD   WATERS.      Billings  St. 

ige  99 
<  !ole.  F.  E.    <  Ihestnut  si. 

Bakers. 
i Hobe  Bali ing  <  !< >.    So.  Main  st. 

Barbers. 
Downey,  Michael.    So.  Main  st. 
ROACH,  WALTER  J.    So.  Main  st. 

Blackmiths. 
See  alsi  i  I  [orseshoers.  i 
Derry,  1 1.  II     So.  Mam  st. 
HAHPER.C.  S.    Tohnan  st.    Seepage  100. 
JOHNSON.  JAMES.    So.  Main  st. 
MALLEY,  WILLIAM  P.    Cottage  si      Seepage 
104. 

Boarding  Houses. 
i ...  Hotel 
CRESCENT    RIDGE    FARM.       II     I      Maxwell, 
Prop'r     Baj  Road    P.  O  address,  bos  i 
i.,,      i  100, 

FERNALD,   MRS.   A.   M.     The  Glendale.     No 

Main  at,    See  page  100. 
I-  Ij  e,  Mrs.  1     v      1 1  Igh  ci  ir  Summil  a\  e. 

■  rest.      Mrs.  Sumner  L.  Mayhew,      Pleas 
anl 

1 1       \    i:     So.  Ma 
[ohn     Mrs    L.   B    C    Davenport,   Prop'r. 

\  III- r       l.i     I 

THE  CALEDONIA.       Roberl   Hamilton,  Prop'r 

Kill  it 

THE    ELMS.      Mrs    M    Gertrude  Stacy,  Prop'r 

•  ••■  back  cover  margin. 
I  hi    MAPI  is.     Hi     Frances   \    Evans,  Prop'r. 
B 


Boats  to  Let. 
Desmond,  < '.  M.    Beach  st. 

Bottlers. 
BAY  PATH  BEVERAGE  CO.     F.  W.  Mansfield  & 
Son,  Prop'rs.     Bay  Road.    P.O.Canton. 

Box  Manufacturer. 
Smith,  C  I".    No.  Main  st. 

Builders'  Materials. 
TAMBLYN,  H.  A.    Woodland  st.    See  page  104. 

Carbonated  Beverages. 
BAY  PATH  BEVERAGE  CO.      F.    W.   Mansfield 
&  Son,  Prop'rs,    Bay  Road.     P.O.Canton. 

Carriage  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 
HARPER.  C.  S.    Tolmanst.    See  page  100. 
STONE,  SILAS  A.     Billings  st.    See  page  102. 

Carriage  Smiths. 
JOHNSON,  JAMES.    So.  Main  st. 
MALLEY,  WILLIAM  P.    Cottage  st.    Seepage 
104. 

Carriage  Trimmer. 
MAHONEY,   H.   G.     Cottage    st.      See  margin 
lines, 

Cattle  Breeder. 
HIXSON,  CHARLES  A.     (Holstein  stock.)      No. 
Main.    See  page  105. 

Cattle  Dealer. 
i himmow,  w.  ii.    Belcher  si . 

Cemetery. 

KNOLLWOOD     CEMETERY.         Canton      and 

Sharon.     Boston  office,  881   Tremonl    Building. 

I nai-.l  w.  Ross,  i  lomptroller. 

Cesspool  and  Vault  Cleaner. 
O'LEARY,  JEREMIAH.     Chestnut  st.    Seepage 
104. 

Children's  Clothing. 
ELLIOTT,  MRS.  A.  B.     So,   Mai*  St.      Se< 
100, 

Cider  Manufacturer. 

HOWARD,  CHARLES  E.     Mansfield   Bt,      P,    O. 

address,  Easl  Foxboro.    See  page  100. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

BRYANT,  C.  F.    Billings,  cor  Pond,     See  bach 

.-..V  it  margin, 
l ii.u  ney.  M Icnael.    So.  Main  st. 
Hannon,  T   M.    So   Main  st, 
ROACH.  WALTER  J.    So.  Main  st. 


,  confuting  of  German  Gymnasium  Exercises  in  th 
"     '  ■  is  and  sabres,   horseback  ri 
walking  and  •■  be  given  both  boys  and  g 


j 
ding,  V 
rls  by  \ 


ALEXANDER   ENGEL, 


8HARON  HEIGHTS, 


\HISS. 


LETTUCE  I 

A  SPECIALTY. 
Cucumbers  and  Tomatoes.  I 


CARL     T.     SWANSON.  'SOUTH  MfllNM., 

MARKET  GARDENER.  '  cSHflRON,  MfWv 


AM)   REFERENCE    I'.ooK    ()!•'   SHAKoN. 


UK 


Cigar  Manufacturer. 
Day,  <  leorge  E.     Bay  Ri  ad. 

Coal  and  Wood. 
LEONARD,  H.  FRANK.     Pond st.    Seepage  102. 
O'LEARY,  JEREMIAH.     Chestnut  si      Seepage 
104. 

Confectionery. 

BRYANT,  C.  F.     Billings,  cor.  Pond.     See  bach 

cover  margin. 
Frye,  Mrs.  Mary  F.    Garden  st. 

Contractors    Carpenters. 
COGGINS,  CALVIN  G.     Bighland  st.     Seepage 

101. 
HARWOOD,  HARRISON  E.     Pond  si 
Libby,  Wilson  W.    Pond  st. 
Noyes,  ( lyrus  a.    ( lottage  st. 
Snow,  William  R.     Pond  st. 

TAMRlYN.H.A,    W Hand  st.    See  page  KM 

TUCKER,  GEORGE  H.    Amesst.    See  pa 

Contractors^Excavating  and  Grading. 
Danielson,  Daniel.    Viaduct  st. 
O'LEARY,  JEREMIAH.    Chestnutst    Seepage 


(Grading.)       Ames   st. 


104. 
WHITE,    DANIEL   G. 
See  margin  lines. 

Contractors— Heating. 
McDERMOTT,  JOSEPH  &  CO.     Maple  ave.    See 
page  5. 

Contractors    Masons. 
O'LEARY,  JEREMIAH.    Chestnutst.    Seepage 

1(14. 
<  I'l.earv,  Timothy.     Chestnut  st. 
WHITCOMB,  FREDERICK  A.    Morse  st.      See 
page  105. 

Cranberry  Grower. 

PLIMPTON,  E.  C.    So.  Walpole  st. 

Cream  and  Eggs. 

I  See  als. ,  Milk  Dealers.  I 

ADAMS,  GEORGE  L.     Bay  Road,  Sharon.    P.O. 

box  289,  Canton.    See  page  W. 
WHITE,  FRED  A.    Moose  Hill.    See  page  102. 

Cutlery  and  Edge  Tool  Manufacturers. 
Lothrop,  II.  A.  &  Co.    Quincy  st. 

Dentist. 
LESLIE,  C.  A.    Chestnutst.    Seepage91. 

Depot  Carriages. 
BRYMER,  CHARLES  E.    Tolman  st.     Seepage 

104. 

Dressmakers. 
Belcher,  Miss  H.  II.  Garden  st. 
DRAKE,  MRS.  ALICE  M.     Pond   st.     See   page 

100. 
EDDY,  MISS  MINNIE  F.    Billings  St. 
Davis.  Mrs.  Emma  ( '.     Depot  s1 
MOYLE,  MISS  NELLIE  L.     Morse  st. 

Druggist. 
BRYANT,  C.  F.    Billings,  cor.  Pond.     See  bach 
cover  margin. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
ELLIOTT,  MRS.  A.  B.    So.  Main  st.     See  page 
100. 

Express  Company. 
Carle  <§  Prew.    Depot, 

Expressmen. 
BRYMER,  CHARLES  E.    Tolman  st.     Seepage 

104. 
O'LEARY,  JEREMIAH.    Chestnutst.    Seepage 

104. 


Fencing   Master. 

ENGEL,  ALEXANDER.    So.  Main  si      See  mar- 
gin lhi'-^. 

Fertilizers. 
FULLER,  EDWARD  J.     Viadu 

Florists. 

Ander  J      M Hill 

DEEG,  JOHN  C.     tto 

DORR,  OSCAR   L.     So,    Mam  st.     See   n 

HORRIGAN.J.      Mansfield   St.,   Sharon       P.   O. 
address,  Easl  Foxboro,    See  page  102. 

Fruit  and  Vegetable  Gardeners. 
ADAMS,  GEORGE  L.    Bay  Road,  Sharon,     P.O. 

box  289,  ( 'anton     See  page  ,,,( 
DhAKE.  EDGAR  F.       Baj    Road,      P.O.,    Wes1 

Stoughton.    See  page  102. 
McMANUS,  J.  H.     Viaductst.    Seepage99. 
MORSE,  ROBERT  G.     Morse  st.    See  page  104. 
SWANSON,  CARL  T.    So.  Main  st.    Seemargin 

lines. 

Furniture. 
LOWE  &  SMITH.     Mrs.  a.  B.  Elliott,  Agl 
Main  st.    See  page  122. 

Furniture  and  Piano  Movers. 
LEONARD,  H.  FRANK.     Pond  st.    See,, 
O'LEARY,  JEREMIAH.    Chestnutst.    Seepage 
104. 

Gents'   Furnishings. 
ELLIOTT,  MRS.  A.  B.    So.  Main  st.     See   page 
100, 

Ginger  Ale  Manufacturers. 

BAY  PATH  BEVERAGE  CO.      I      \\     Mansfield 

,S  Son,  Prop'rs.     Bay  Road.     P.  I  >..  canton. 

Grocers    Retail. 
Long  Brothers.    <  Ihesl  nut  st. 
Pettee  &  Colburn.    Billings,  cor.  So.  Main. 
Richards,  E.  G.  Co.    So.  Main  st. 

Hardware. 
TAMBLYN.  H.  A.    W Han, 1st.     See  page  104. 

Harness  Dealer. 
STONE,  SILAS  A.     Billings  st.    Se< 
Harness  Repairer. 
MAHONEY.H.G.    Cottage  st.    See  margin  lines. 

Hay,  Grain,  and  Straw. 
STONE,  SILAS  A.     Billings  st.    See  page  102. 

Horse  Dealers. 
HARPER,  C.  S.    Tolmanst.    Seepage! 
STONE,  SILAS  A.     Billings  st.    Seepage  102. 

Horseshoers. 

Iso  Blacksmiths.) 
JOHNSON,  JAMES.     So.  Main  st. 
MALLEY,  WILLIAM  P.    Cottage  st.    See  page 
104. 

Hotels. 

also  Boarding  llo 
CRESCENT    RIDGE    FARM,       II.    I      Maxwell. 

Prop'r     Bay  Road.    See  page  100. 
MASSAPOAG    HOTEL.     Boyce    Bros.,    Proprie- 
yiassapoag  ave.,  Sharon.      Boston  office, 
Room  17, 181  Tremont. 


THE  CALEDONIA.     Robert    Hamilton.   Prop'r 

-  -i 
THE  GLENDALE.      Mrs    \.  M    Feraald,  Prop'r. 

No.  Main.     See  page  100. 
THE  MAPLES.      Mrs.  Frances  A    Evans,  Prop'r. 

Summit  ave.,  cor.  Billings. 
The   Sharon.      Mrs.  a.   B    Lewis,   Prop'r.      So. 

Mam  St. 


PURE  MILK 


Put  up  in  Glass 

Jars  and  Delivered 

in  Sharon  hy 


'.~W~.  JL..  CCGGINS. 

*    NORTH  MAIN  ST.,  SHARON,  MASS. 


Carriage  Trimming,  /TJTT\TT)V   P     TVT  A  TTfYKTCTV    '  COTTAGE  STREET, 

ffiSfSSsrSWiSSS.. IUM U I  fcr. JyLAiiUJNJjjI,t-  stiflR0N>  Mfl88, 


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ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Hulled  Corn. 
BAKER,  C.  L.    So.  Walpole  st. 

Ice  Cream  Manufacturers. 
Stewart  &  Tedford.    So.  Main  st. 

Ice  Dealer. 
BRYMER,  CHARLES  E.     Tolman  st.     Seepage 
104. 

Insurance  Agents. 
BILLINGS,    SANFORD   WATERS.      Billings   St. 

See  page  99. 
Cole,  F.  Erving.     Depot  st. 
Pi  k  >le,  Silas.     No.  Main  St. 
Taylor.  G.  M.     Chestnut  st. 

Kennel. 

Tainplin.  William.     Mohawk. 

Landscape  Gardener. 
WHITE,    DANIEL    G.      Ames    st.     See    margin 
lines. 

Laundry. 

SHARON  HAND  LAUNDRY.    Mrs.  Josephine  M. 

Anderson,  Prop'r.     Pondst.     See  page  102. 

Lawyers. 
GATES,  LOUIS  F.    Room  5,   85   Devonshire  st. 

Tel..  3117.  Boston.      '  ifflee  hours.  9  a.  m.  to5  p. 

m.    Residence,  Lake  Road,  Sharon. 
MORSE,  BUSHROD.     Room-.  27  88,  Zi  School  st. 

Tel.,  U46,  Boston. 

Library. 
Sharon  Public  Library.    South  Main  st. 

Lumber  Dealers. 
BAKER,  C.  L.    So.  Walpole  St. 
TAMBLYN,  H.  A.     Woodland  st.     See  page  104. 

Manicure. 
HAMILTON,  MISS  SADIE  H.     Killings  st. 

Market  Gardeners. 
DORR,  OSCAR  L.     So.   Main  st.     See  margin 

lines. 
DRAKE,  EDGAR   F.       Kay  Road.      P.  <>..  West 

Stoughton.    See  page  102 
SWANSON,  CARL  T.    So.  Main  st.     Seemargin 

Milk  Dealers. 

ADAMS.  GEORGE  L.     Bay  Road,  Sharon.     P.O. 
I;  is  289  I  .i hi i 'M     See  page  99. 

ARTHUR,  GEORGE.      Belcher  St.,  Sharon     P. 
1 1.  Address,  Boa  292,  i  .niton, 
i     II     Countyst. 

COGGINS,  WILLIAM  A.    No.  Mam  st.    Seemar- 
gin ii 

Finnegan,  John  J.     Bay  Ri  >ad 

FULLER,  EDWARD  j;    Viaduct  St. 

HIXSON,  CHARLES  A.      No.  Main  st.    Seepage 
105. 

MAXWELL,  CHARLES  W.     Baj   Road 

McMANUS.J.H.     Vlaductst.    SeepageM 

Miller    Miles     Countj     I 

MOUSE,  ROBERT  G.     Morse  st.    Seepage  104 

THE  PHILLIPS  FARM.    AH    Calkins,  Prop'r. 
Norw I  -i      See  page  104, 

WHITE,  FRED  A.     Moose  Hill  St.    Seeps 

Milliners. 
EDDY,  MISS  MINNIE  I'.     Billings  8t. 
ELLIOTT,  MRS.  A.  B.    So    Main  sl       Seepage 

Music  Teachers. 
Palm  ;  -  tide  R     Bo   Mam  st. 

Remlcl     >i       Bertha      Billings  -t 

<     I  !      Plea  .on  \  lew   Road 


Newsdealer  and  Periodicals. 
BRYANT,  C.  F.     Billings,  cor.  Pond.      See  back 

cover  margin. 

Newspaper— Weekly. 
THE   SHARON   ADVOCATE.      Main   office.  The 
Canton  Journal.     P.  O.,  Canton. 

Ointment  Manufacturer. 
HIXSON,    EDGAR    M.      (Marigold    Ointment.) 
Brook  Road. 

Painters— Carriage. 
HARPER.  C.  S.    Tolman  st.    See  page  100. 
STEVENS,  PERLIE  A.      Cottage  st.    See  page 
104. 

Painter— Decorator. 
STEVENS,  PERLIE  A.      Cottage  st.    See  page 
104. 

Painters— House. 
COLE  BROS.     Ames  st.     See  page  104. 
COOLIDGE,    GEORGE    M.      Chestnut    st.      See 

page  102. 
DERRY   &  BOYDEN.    Washington   Place.    See 
page  103. 

Painters— Sign. 
DERRY   &   BOYDEN.    Washington  Place.    See 

page  103. 
STEVENS,  PERLIE  A.      Cottage  st.     Seepage 
104. 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Varnishes. 
DERRY  &  BOYDEN.     Washington    Place      See 
page  103. 

Paper  Hangers. 
COLE  BROS.     Ames  st.     See  page  104 
COOLIDGE,    GEORGE    M.      Chestnut    st.      See 

page  102. 
DERRY  &  BOYDEN.    Washington   Place.    See 
page  103. 

Physical  Culture. 
ENGEL,  ALEXANDER.     So.  Main  st.     Seemar- 
gin Lines. 

Physicians. 

Chase,  C.  T.     Pondst. 

Corliss.  ( >.  L.     So    Mam  s1 
Smithwick,  J.    Quincy  st. 

Plumbers. 
Christopher,  James  K.    Chestnut  Bt. 
McDERMOTT,  JOSEPH  &  CO.    Maple  ave.     See 
page  ■".. 

Popcorn  Dealers. 
SMITH,  CLAPP  &  GAY.      Bay  Road.     P.  0    Box 
081,  Stoughton. 

Poulterers. 
Brj  an,  Joseph.    Viaducl  sl 
Herring,  Joseph,    So  Main  sl 
JOHNSON,  JAMES.    So.  Main  st. 
Perrj .  Stewarl  L     19  Mansfield. 
w  .i.ii   William  Q     So.  Main  st. 
Whitcomb,  J.  \.    So.  Main  st. 

Printer. 
Bullard,  F.  l»     Depol  st. 

Private  Tutor. 
BILLINGS,   SANFORD    WATERS.     Billings    St. 
See  page  i'' 

Real  Estate. 
Bow  man,  John  A.     Depol  sl . 
Brooks,  Marj     s lessor  to  W.  B   Wickes    P I 

Taj  lor,  G.  M.    Chestnut    I 

Road  Surveyor. 
SMITH,  CHARLES  M.     I     Foxboro  St. 


ALL   KINDS  Of" 

VBGfiTAB bbS 

//V  THtlti  SEASON. 


CARL      T.      SWANSON/ SOUTH  MAIN  ST., 

MARKET    CARDENER.  <  SHARON,  MASS. 


ToAVraJfcKTofpLLEASNTs  [  CARL    T.    SWANSON,  J  south  main  ST., 

For  Sale  In  Their  Season.      I  MARKET    GARDENER.  '  SNARON,   MflV>. 


AND   REFERENi  K   BOOK    OF   ^-11  \i;i  IN. 


109 


Roofers. 
McDERMOTT,  JOSEPH  &  CO. 
page  5. 


Maple  a\ e.    See 


Sawmill    Portable. 
WHITE,  FRED  A.    Moose  Hill  si.    See  page  102. 

School    Training. 
ENGEL,  ALEXANDER.     So.  Main  st.    See  mar" 

pin  lines. 


Stables. 
BRYMER,  CHARLES  E.      Tolman  st. 

1114. 
Wright  &  Bezanson.     Pond  st. 


See  page 


Stock  Farm. 

HIXSON,  CHARLES  A.      (Br ler  of   Holstein 

Cattle.)    No.  Main  st.    See  page  105. 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
Danielson,  Daniel.    Viaduct  st . 
HOWARD,  CHARLES  E.     Mansfield  St.,  Sharon. 

1'.  o.  Address,  Easi  Foxboro.    See  page  100. 
Johnson,  Warren.    Cottage  st. 
LEONARD,  H.  FRANK.    Pond  st.    Seepage  102. 
O'LEARY,  JEREMIAH.    Chestnutst.    Seepage 

1I>4. 
Richards,  C.  F.    Summit  ave. 


Telegraph  and  Telephone  Companies. 
V  E.  Telephone  I  !o.  Pay    Station,  Pond  si    opp 
Maple  :i\ e. 

legraph  I  o     N    \     N.  H.  <S  II. 
i:.  R.  Stati 

Undertakers. 

LOWE  &  SMITH.     Mrs.   \    B.  I  

Main  si     See  page  122 

Upholsterer. 

MAHONEY.  H.  G.      Cottage, -.Tolman.     See 

margin  Lines. 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY,  E.  L.  C.     N     E     Lgent.     100   High   Bl  . 
Boston.    See  page  8. 

Wall  Paper. 
COLE  BROS.    Amesst.    See  page  104 

Watchmakers  and  Repairers. 
Balcomb,  A,  II.    Tiol  st. 
Churchill,  A.  I..    <  Ihestnul  st. 

Wheelwright. 
HARPER.C.S.    Tolman8l     See  page  100. 

Wood  Dealers. 
BAKER,  C.  L.    So.  Walpole  st. 
FULLER,  EDWARD  J.     Viaduct  st. 
i  lannel  i .  Ben  jamin.     Easi  si . 
HOWARD,  CHARLES  E.     Mansfield  st.,  Sharon. 

I".  O.  Address,  Easi  Foxboro.    Seepage  100. 
MORSE.  ROBERT  G.     Morse  St.    See  page  104. 
SMITH,  CHARLES  M.     E.  Foxboro  st. 


NA/lt-L-IAIV!    HESKE 

HOUSE  PAINTER  AND  PAPER  HANGER. 

Paints,  Oils,  and   Paper  Constantly  on  Hand.    Inside  and  Out- 
side Work  in  all  its  Branches.    Orders  Promptly    Attended  to. 

CHAPIVIAN      STREET,  -  -  CANTON,     MASS. 

R.     F=.     WRIGHT, 
Carriage,    Sign,    and    Ornamental    Painter. 

Repairing  in  all  its  Branches.  All  Work  Promptly  Attended  to. 

Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 


Lopez's  Old  Stand,  Washington  Street, 


Canton,  Mass. 


FISCHER  BROTHERS, 
PAINTERS    AND    DECORATORS. 

FRESCOING,      WALL      PAPERS. 
DEALERS  IN 

Picture  Mouldings,  Paints,  Oils,  Varnishes,  Glass,  Putty,  etc. 

SPECIALTIES : 

Paper  Hanging,   House  and  Sign  Painting,  Hardwood  Finishing. 
ESTIMATES  FURNISHED.        SATISFACTION  GUARANTEED. 

Store  and  Shop  on  Washington  Street,  Canton,  Mass. 


Carriage  Trimming,  I  TTT?"\TT)  V    f       HT  A  TTH  Ml?  V    '  COTTAGE   ST  RE.E.T 

fcrstf^LM/Sti..  UMI  ii  I  br.  Ju. AHUJN  h  1 , i  SrmR0N  mass. 


Upholstering  of  all  Kinds.  \ 


CRAWFORD  SHOE' JOHN  MURRAY, ;™ess  miller  shoe 

FOR   MEN.  *       47  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CANTON,  MASS.       '  FOR   WOMEN. 


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J. 


KEIL-I 

AGENT    FOR 


■V, 


DHIOH,  OLIVE,  andDAYTOH  BICYCLES 

Also  the  cheaper  grade  of  wheels. 
Repairing  in  all  its  branches.  Vul- 
canizing, brazing,  and  wheels  to  rent. 
Guns,  ammunition,  and  fishing  tackle. 
Phonographs  and  records. 
Washington  St.,  cor.  Rockland,  Canton,  Mass. 


IIVI 


MY  ONA/EIM 


PHHRMHCIST. 

Complete  Line  of  Druggists'  Sundries. 

All  the  Popular  Brands  of  Cigars.  Choice  Line  of  Pure  Confectionery 

TELEPHONE,   CANTON,    26-3. 
ee  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CANTON.MASS. 


BILLIMS  &  EMT0X 


DEALERS  IN 


FLOUR,  GRAIN,  and 
GENERAL  H1ERGHHNDISE. 

WASHINGTON  ST.,  PONKAPOAC. 


ns.  urn  sum  mi, 


TEHCHER  OF 


PUPIL  OF  MRS.  M.G.  REED. 
PROSPECT  STREET,    -    CARTON,  fllHSS 


HMD  EHDICOTT. 

GIVILENGINEER. 


Washington  Si.  Janion.  mass. 


EDQflRH.  DEAHE, 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  in 

L,  HIT,  STRAW,  ICE. 


Office,  Washington  St.,  Canton. 

CANTON  JUNCTION,  MASS. 


CARRIE    l_.  SHATTUCK, 

STENOGRAPHER    AND    TYPEWRITER 


TEACHER   OF    LESCHETIZKY 
METHOD   FOR 
WASHINGTON      ST-, 


IAIMO. 


CANTON,     IVIASS. 


C.    W.    CROWELL    &    SON, 

Ghoice  Family  Groceries. 

AGENTS  FOR  THE  CELEBRATED  KING  ARTHUR  FLOUR. 
SEEDS  OF   ALL   KINDS.  WASHINGTON  STREET,  PONK  APOAC. 


PIHTHEWS'  STEIWI LAUNDRY. 


Washington    St, 
Canton,  Mass. 


I  Work  Called  For  and  DeJ/v 

ered    at    Residence*.      Do 

j        mestic  Finish  a  Specialty. 


FURNITURE,  DRY  GOODS,  I         P.F.BRADY,        l  TEAS.  COFFEES,  PAINTS, 

BOOTS  and  SHOES.        (    43  Washington  St.,       CANTON,  MASS.  OILS  and  VARNISHES. 

AND    III  I  1.1:1  N<  I     BOOB    OF  <  IANTON.  ]  !  1 

CANTON,  MASS. 

Punkapog,  the   Indian   name  in  1650,  was  incorporated  the  town  of  I  anton    Februa 
h    was  formerly   the   first    parish   in   the  old  town  of  Stoughton      Natural    cenerj  of  tne  i<>»Nh 
beautifully  diversified  and  picturesque.     L>Ponkapoag   Pond      I     i  beaul  aterandhas 

been  the  favorite  resorl  in  years  past  for  Bne  fishing.    The  lam  Is  between  Canton  and  Stoughl • 

can  hardly  beheve  were  once  rightfully  called  "Mount  Hub  eel  above  the 

sea  level,  and  the  highest  land  near  the  sea  coa  ichusetts,  is  situated  partlj  in  Canton  and 

partly  in  Milton.    From  its  summit  is  a  magnificent  vie«  of  Boston  and  its  harbor,  of  tta ean  and 

I  In*  surrounding  country.    The  east  branch  of  the  Neponsel  River  and  several  large  ponds  and  retier 

roirs  give   ('anton  an  extensive  water  power.    The  viaduct,  of  the  first  railroad  structures ol 

any  magnitude  built  in  New  England,  is  a  massive  piece  of  masonry,  and  is  today  regarded  one  of  the 
greatest  of  engineering  achievements  of  railroad  building,  (anion  is  located  14  miles  southwest  of 
Boston,  on  the  Providence  Hi  vision  of  the  N.  Y.,  N.  H.  &  Hart  ford  R.  R.  Connected  bj  electi  ic  car 
lines  with  Stoughton  and  Milton  lines. 

[tsarea  is  [9.2  square  mi  Irs  and  ranks  the  ninety-fifth  of  importance  in  the  sta 
1890, 4538;  state  census  1895,   t636.     Valuation,   real   estate,   $2,630,180,   personal   property,  $1,251,291); 
total,  $3,881,470.    Number  of  polls,   1,288.     Rate  of  tax,  $16.00. 


CANTON  POSTOFFICE. 

B    R.  D<  M  >  I  >  N .  Postmaster. 
Office  hours  :    7:00  a.  m.  to  8:00  p.  m.    Tuesdays  and  Thursdays  close  at  7:10  p.  m.       Mails  opei 
9:10  a.  in..  1:15,  3:10,  5:15  p.  m.        Mails  close  7:50,  10:80  a.  m.,  12:5  tp.  m. 


CANTON  JUNCTION  POSTOFFICE. 

J.  \v.  WATTLES,  Postmaster. 
( Iffice  hours  :    7:30  a.  m.  to  5:30  p.  m.        Mails  open  7: 15,  8:09,  11:09  a,  m.,  1:05  p.  m.        Mails  cli 
a.  in..  1:05,  1:00,  5:05  p.  m. 

PONKAPOAG  POSTOFFICE. 

L.  A.  BILLINGS,  Postmaster. 
Office  hours  :    7:00  a.  m.  to  8:00  p.  m.    Mails  open  8:45  a.  m.,  5:45  p.m.    Mails  close  7:00  a.m.,  1:00  p.  m 


CANTON  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  HIBERNIANS.  -Division  No.  2.    Meets  second  and  f -th  Friday  evenings  of 

each  month  at   Hibernian  Hall. 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC.     Revere  Post,  No.  94,  G.  A.  R.     Meets  second  Tuesdaj    even 
big  of  each  month  at  Q.   \.  R.  Hall,  Church  st. 
Women's  Relief  Corps.    Revere  Corps,  No.  100.    Meets  first   and  third  Mondays 

mondial  (i.  a.  K.  Hall.  Church  st. 
Sons  of  Veterans.    Fletcher  Webster  Camp,  No.  47.    Meetsflrst  and  thud  Weduesdaj  even 
ings  of  each  month  at  G.  A.  R.  Hall,  Church  st. 

I   ■ni in iied  on  p 

SHERMAN     HALL, 

CANTON,     MASS. 
H07V^E      SCHOOL     FOR     GIRLS. 

Combines  advantages  of  city  school  with  the  healthful  conditions  of  fine  country  loca- 
tion. College-Preparatory  and  Special  Courses.  Fine  Course  in  Literature  and  History. 
Unusual  opportunity  for  the  study  of  Art  and  Music.  Superior  instructors  in  all  departments. 
Native   and  American    Modern   Language   Teachers.     French   conversation  a   specialty. 

Libraries.  Art  Galleries,  and  Museums  of  Boston  will  be  visited  as  often  as  desirable. 
Small  classes.  INDIVIDUAL  INSTRUCTION.  HOME  LIFE,  REFINED  and  AT- 
TRACTIVE 

MISS  SARAH  W.  AMES,  Principal. 

Books  and  Stationery,    /  MRS.  M.  B.  KM  (J  HIS,  NEWSPAPERS. 

Periodicals,  Toys.        f    72  Washington  St..  Canton.  Mass.    j     Cigars  and    Tobacco. 


BOOTS  AND  SHOES. 


I       JOHN      MURRAY,       I  Agent  for  Crawford   Shoe  for 

47  Washington  St.,  <     Jlen,  and  the  Jenness  Mil- 

\  CASTON,  ■  MASS.  (  ler  Shoe  for   Women. 


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PEQUIT     STOCK      FARM 

AND  GREENHOUSES. 
HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN  CATTLE  from  the  Best  Bloods. 

CLOTHILDE,    DeKOLS,    AAGGI,   AND 
NETHERLAND  FAMILIES. 


Correspondence  Solicited. 


Pleasant  St. 


CHARLES  IN.  DRAPER,  PropT, 

CANTON,  MASS. 


ANTONIO  PESATURO. 


DEALER    IN 


CHOICE   FRUITS    HUD    CONFECTIONERY. 

The  Finest  Berries  in  Their  Season. 

Fine   Assortment   of  Cigars  and    Tohacco, 
and  Temperance  Drinks. 

Free  delivery  of  all  goods  purchased  at  our  store. 

Washington  St..opp  Depot,  CANTON.  MASS. 


SfllMJEL  HI.  SHAW. 

WHEELWRIGHT. 

Carriages  and  Wagons 
made  to  order,  and  all 
kinds  of  repairing  prompt- 
ly and  carefully  done  at 
reasonable  prices. 

Washington  St.,  Ponkapoag, 

CANTON,  MASS. 


0.  GRONON.  III.  D.  V., 
Veterinary  Surgeon. 

Dedham  St., 

CANTON,         =         MASS. 


GEORGE    L.    HUNT, 


DEALER   IN 

BEEF,  PORK, 
LAMB,  MUT- 
TON,POULTRY, 
ETC. 

Fruit  and  Vege- 
tables in  their  sea- 
son. 

Market. Washington  St.. 
PONKAPOAG. 


ELIJAH   M.   E 
WOOD,     POSTS,      AND 


CHARCOAL. 


JOBBING  OF    ALL    KINDS    PROMPTLY    AT- 
TENDED  TO.     LIGHT  AND  HEAVY  TEAMING. 


NA/OOD     SA' 

Pleasant  St. , 


ED     TO     ORDER. 

CANTON,  MASS. 


T     A  T  TrVTTMD  \7     I  matiiews1    steam    laundry,   ,  work  called  for  and  deliv- 

L^l\VJ  IN  JJlV    Y   .  Wanhingrton  St.,  ERED  AT  RESIDENCES  IN  CAN- 

*    *    )        (ANTON,  -         MASS.        /  TON,  STOUGHTON,  AND    SHARON. 


GROCERIES     /       ■— fc       ■—■ 
and  General  "^ «     I         ■ 

MKKCIIAMHSK.    \  43  Washington  St. 


tj  £\  f ^  ~\^r  [Agent    for    Canard 

■    *  **^  ■■••    "i     j  and   Dominion 

CANTON,  MASS    '     Line*  of  gteainen. 


AMI    l;i:i   KKKM'K    Hoc  >K    ,  ,|     .    \\  |,,N. 


113 


CANTON  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS.— CONCLUDED. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD   FELLOWS.     Blue   Hill   Lodge.   No.   93.     Meeta   Mondaj    even 

tag  of  each  week  al  ( >dd  Fellows  Hall,  Washington  si. 
Daughters  of  Rebekah.    Mount  Olive  Lodge,  No.  52.    Meets  second  and  fourth  Tluiradaj 

evenings  of  each  month  al  i  Mil  Fellows  Hall,  Washington  si 
KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS.     Roger  Sherman   Lodge,   No.  142.     Meets  s land    fourth    Wi 

day  evenings  of  each  month  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  Washington  st. 
MASONIC.    Blue  Hill  Lodge.    Regular  i imunication    flrsl   Tuesday   of  each  month  al  Masonic 

Hall,Brooks  Block,  Washington  st. 
MASSACHUSETTS  CATHOLIC  ORDER  OF  FORESTERS.    Court  No.  67.     Meets  - id  and  fourth 

Mondays  of  each    month. 


CANTON  FIRE  ALARM  BOXES. 


is. 
27. 
32. 
34. 
86. 
12. 
16. 
51. 

:,:V 
54. 
61. 

65. 

oil! 


Randolph  St..  near  York. 

Pleasant  st irner  Bolivar. 

Washington  St..  corner  Shepard. 

Washington  St..  opposite  High. 

Washington  St.,  near  Church. 

Rockland  St.,  near  Thomas  ( talligan's. 

Mechanics  st ..  near  <  Irane. 

Neponset  St..  near  Norfolk. 

Xeponset  St.,  near  the  Viaduct. 

Neponsel  St ..  near  Jackson. 

Alms  House. 

Washington     St.,     near     Kinsley     Iron    Co. 
tracks. 

Washington  St..  near  Sherman. 
1.    One  blow  will  be  si  ruck  everj  day  al  7:05  pi 
.    6.    Six  blows  thus  :    2-2-2  Second  Alarm.    9. 
Second  and  Third  Alarms  will  i>e  given  only  bj 
1-2.    due  two  and  repeat,  No  School,  at  8:30  a. 


67.    Sherman  St.,  corner  Sherman  Ave. 
68     Pleasant  st ..  corner  Sherman 
71.    Washington  St.,  near  Fred'k  Endicott's. 
7:i.    Washington  St.,  oppdsite  '  ibapman. 
76     w  ashington  Sf  .  opposite  Pleasant. 
82.    Washington  St.,  near  Wm.  Horton's 

84.  Washington  St..  opposite  Sassamon 

85.  Washington  St.,  near  Ponkapoag  P  0 
87.    Washington  St.,  near  John  Gerald's 

89.    Central  Tel    i  ifflce     Hemenway's,  Forbes," 
and  all  houses  in  t  bal  \  Icinity. 

91.    Chapman  St.,  near  Spring  Lane. 

93.    Chapman  St.,  near  Ct  Callahan's. 

312     Walnut  St.,  near  Chas   Wentworth's. 

in.     l  i.    Two  biows  after  an  alarm  mean   Fire 

Nine  blows  thus  :    8  ::  3  General  Alarm. 

one  of  t  he  Engineers. 

m..  12:30  p.  m. 


M.     \A/.     O  U 

Contractor  and  Builder. 

Plans  and  Estimates 

Furnished  on  Application. 

Desinence,  107  snerman  Street, 

P.  0.  Box  45.  CANTON,  MASS. 


JOHN  O  CONN  ELL, 

Stone  and  Brick  mason  and 
Plasterer. 

Contracts  for  First'dass  Work  Solicited. 

Satisfaction  Assured. 
Mechanic  Street,  CANTON,  MASS. 


DAiyEWAsNPDAPEWKEsEKLY'IVlRS.  M.B.  KNIGHTS,.;  cigars  and 

AND  PERIODICALS.      )  72  Washington  Street,    Canton,  Hau,  I     TOBACCO. 


Agent  for  JOHN        MURRAY,  Agent  for 

CRAWFORD    SHOE-  4-7  Washington  St.,  JENNESS  MILLER    SHOE 

for  Men.  \      CANTON.  MASS.      '  for   Women. 


114 


ANTHONY  S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


W.   E.  STONE, 
Carpenter    and    Builder. 

A  Specialty  Made  of  Modern  Dwelling  Houses. 

JOBBING  AND    REPAIRINC    GIVEN     PROMPT 

ATTENTION. 

Mechanic   St.,  CANTON,  MASS. 

LAWRENCE     MOORQ~ 

t^yt^  |nj  f  p3»  /\_  <^  T"  <^*>  F^_ 
STONE        MASON      AND      BUILDER. 

EXCAVATING     AIMO     GRADING. 
SHERMAN     AVE.,  ...  -  CANTON,  MASS. 

PEOPLE'S   DRUG   STORE. 

THE  LARGEST    RETAIL    DRUG    STORE, 
IN  MASSACHUSETTS. 

DRUGS  AT  WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  PRICES. 

The     Marvelous   Values   which    the    People's 
Drug;  Store  offers  for  the   money  is   the  secret 

of  it-  success.      You  can  save  trom  25  to  :!.">  pel- 
cent,  in  buying  all    Drug   store   Goods  of  us. 

We  offer  to  compete    with    any 
Boston  Houses  in   Dru&  Prices. 

Physicians'    Prescriptions 
Carefully  Compounded. 

A  Clerk  will  answer  calls  durinq  the  niqht  at  the  Store. 

AGENT     FOR       THE 

ANCHOR  AND   ALL   LINES  OF    MAIL   STEAMERS 

SAILING  OUT  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 
Telephone  25-2,    Pay  Station,  CANTON,  MASS. 


YOURS    TRULY. 

EDWARD   H.  CALLICAN. 


HERBERT  L  ESTEY, 

C<  INTRACTi  >N   AX  I  >  1  ;i  fILDER, 
Jobbing  Dour.  Estimates  Furnished. 

Washington  St.,    CANTON,  MASS. 


WALTER   W.    SHAW, 


AND       BUILDER 


C  A  K'l  'KXTKK 

MILL   WUKK     OP    All.     KINDS,     SAW/NO,     PLANING, 
TURNINd,  HANI)  SAWlNd,  AND  VARIETY  MOULDING  TO  ORDER. 

All  Kinds  of  Drag  Plank,  Dinv'n.lon  Timber,  and  8hinglo  Sawing  to 
order.      AIfo  JUSTICE  OF  THE  PEACE. 


j'SiS 


*  ■■  Wi-tIK 


Residence  and  Mill,  w.ishinciton  St.. 


PONKAPOVi.  MASS. 


GROCER. 


i  F>.     R".      BRADY,  General    Merchandise. 

13  Washington   Ht„  Agent  for  Cunard  and  Domln- 

(   \vio\,  mass./       Ion  Lines  of  Steamships. 


LAUNDRY 


•  i 


■  A     N    RY     (f-tmilv  H.^hinu«inrt  l)um.-ti.    hn- 
unununi.      hh  ((n  Slllr,  „,,,  ,„„„,.  ,,  S|| ,,u 

Washington  st.,  Canton,  MaBs.  /      \\„,-K  l  ,ilM  for  .mil  d( 


AND   REFERENCE   BOOE   OF  CANTON. 


118 


CANTON  CHURCHES. 


Baptist.     First  Baptist  Church,  Church  st.,  Rev,  J.  B   Fox,  pastor. 
Congregational.     Evangelical  i  ional  Church,  Neponset 

Episcopal.    Trinity  Episcopal  Church,  Washington  st     Re\    I >   v> 

Roman  Catholic.    St.  John  s  Roman  Cath 

Unitariar 

Universal! 

Miscellaneous.     I 


al.    Tnnitj   Episcopal  Church,  Washington  st..  Rev,  George  Walker,  rector. 
Catholic.    St.  John  s  Roman  Catholic  Church,  Washington  St..  Re>    .1    B    Bodfl  h 
in.     First  Unitarian  Church,  Washington  st..  Canton  Corner,  Rev.  11    1    Jei 
allst.— First  Universalis!  Church,  Washington  st     Re\    O,  M    Fish 
neous.     Union  Evangelical  Chapel,  Ponkapoag.    No  settled  pastor. 


CANTON  ELECTRIC  STREET  CAR  SERVICE. 

NORTHBOUND,    STOUGHTON  TO  CANTON  AND  PONKAPOAG.     Dailj  and  Sundaj  s.  1 
Cars  leave  STOUGHTON  §6  30,  §7  05,  §7  30,  8  0  i  930,   1005,   1030    1105,  1130a    m 

1830 noon.     1  05,  1  30,  2  05,  2  30,  3  05,  3  30,  1  05,    1  34,  5  1 

10  05,  10  80,  §11  05  p.  in. 

Cars  arrive  CANTON  6  55,  i  29,  i  55,  8  29,  855,  929,  955,  1029.  10  55,  11  29  11  55a  m     12  29,  12  5£ n. 

129,   155,  229,  255,  329,  355,    I  19,    157,  5  29,  555,  62  H)   1055, 

11  -M  p.  in. 

Cars  arrive  CANTON  JUNCTION  :.  8,  9, 10, 11, 12  a.  m.    1,2,3,  I.  501  0,  1055,  U44p.ro. 

Cars  leave  CANTON  JUNCTK  >N  56  01,  §7  01,  ■;  85,  §8  01,  9  01, 1 ,  11  01  a.  m.     12  01,  1  01,  201,  301, 

I  ill.  5  02,  5  55.  ;  01,  8  01,  9  01,  10  01,  §10  56,  ;il  55  p.  m. 

cars  leave  CANTON  605,  705,  i  10,  8  05,  "821.  §+831,  905,  *930,  1005,  *1030,  11  05,  11  30a.  m.  1205, 
105,205,805,  105,5  06,6  05,6  05,7  05,8  05,9  05,  10  05,  11.  11,  12  p.  m. 

Cars  arrive  ELIOT  SCHOOL  6  15,  "i  15,7  50,815,8  30,8  41,915.     940.   1015,   1040,  1115,  11  10  a.m. 

12  15.  1   15,  •-'  15,  3  15,  1  15,  5  15,  6  15,  6  15,  i  15,  8  15,  '.1  15,  10  15,  11  10,  11  10,  12  10  p.  111. 

Cars  arrive  P<  »NKAPOAG  6  25,  <  25,  8  00,  8  25,  8  10,  9  25.  10  25,  11  25,  11  50  a.  m      12  25,  1  . 

1  25,  5  25,  6  25,  6  25,  7  25,  8  25,  9  25,  1025,  11  20, 11  20,  12  20  p.  m. 

§  Omitted  Si  1  mlays.     ;:  Sun  lays  only      ;  Saturdays  only.     I  Omitted  Saturdays  and  Bolidays. 

SOUTHBOUND.     PONKAPOAG  TO  CANTON  AND  STOUGHTON.     Daily  and  Sundaj   Sen 
Cars  leave  PONKAPOAG  §6  85,   §735     801,  §835,   "841,935    1030,    1135  a    m 

2  85,  3  35,  I  35,  5  30,  6  35,  i  85  8  35,  9  35,  10  30,  §11  21,  fl2  21  p.  m. 

Cars  leave  ELIOT  SCHOOL  6  43,   i  13,810,8  43,8  48,9  48   10  38,11  13  a.m.     1215,12  43,1  13, 
■:  i:s.  ::  13,  t  13,  5  13,  6  13,  i  13,  8  13,  9  13,  10  38,  1 1  28,  12  28  p.  in. 

Cars  arrive  CANTON  6  54,  §7  54,  820,   §855,  857,  9  55,   1050,    11  55  a.  m.       "1225,    12  55,  1  55 
:.'  55,  3  55,  I  55,  5  15,  6  55.  7  55,  8  55,  9  55,  in  15,  1 1  10,  12  to  p.  in. 

Cars  arrive  CANTON  JUNCTK  IN  rOO,  §8  00,  9  00,  9  00,  10,  10  54,  12  a.  m.     I,  2,  3,  1,5  01,  5  50 
10,  10  50,  U  II.  12  11  p.  m. 

Cars  leave  CANTON  JUNCTION  §7 01,  8 01,  9 01,    1001,   11  01  a,-,  m.     101,  201,  301.    107,  502 
701,  801,  9  01,  nun.  ;n  55  p.  m. 

Cars  leave  CANTON  §6  05,  §  6  30,  i  05,  i  80,  H  05,  8  80,  9  05,  9  30    10  05    10  30,  11  05,  II  30  a.  m.     12  05, 
1230,  1  05,    1  80,  2  05,  2  30,  3  05,  3  30,   I  13,   I  10,  5  06,  5  3 
10  30,  12  00  p.  111. 

Cars  arrive  STOUGHTON  6  27,  6  57,  7  27,  <  51    8  21!    8  51    9  27,  957.  1027, 1057,  11  27.  11  57  a.  m 
12  57,  1  27,  1  57,  2  27,  2  57,  3  27,  3  57,  1  33,  5  03,  5  27,  5  57,  6  27,  657,  727,  i  57,  8  27,  8  57,  921    955,  1027,  10  57. 
p.  m. 

§  Omitted  Sundays.    *  Sundaj  3  only.     ;  Saturdays  only.     '  Omitted  Saturdays  and  Bolidays. 


J.  F.  STONE, 

♦•  Contractor  and  Builder  .. 

Contracts  Taken  Complete  in  every  Department. 

Plans  and  Estimates  Furnished  when  Desired. 

Jobbing  Promptly.  Attended  To. 

Prices  Reasonable. 

Office  and  Residence, 

Sherman  Street, 

Near  Pleasant  St. 


NEWSPAPERS  and       'MRS.    M.    B.     KNIGHTS,  3  TOYS,    CIGARS,    and 

PERIODICALS.  \  72  Washington  St..         Canton.  Mass.  TOBACCO. 


DAATC    "     rUACr     I     JOHNMURRAY,     (  Crawford  Shoe  for  Men. 

Dill)  I   S     7     SHUlX     M7  Washington  Street,  .....  ... 

1/ W  1  w    <     fcJlIVL>tJp  i  Canton,  Mass.  '  Jenness  Miller  Shoe  for  Women. 


116 


ANTHONY  S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


S.  F.  BRIGHT, 

Contractor  Carpenter  am  Builder. 

Plans,  Speculations  Furnished, 

ana  Contracts  Taken  Complete. 

Jobbing  Promptly  Attended  to. 

^=^h ""  '"    *JL  ■  ■*   Chapman  St.,      -       Canton,  Mass. 


Horseshoeing,  \\* 

Rockland  St., 
CANTON,   MASS. 


A.  E.  WITHINGTON, 


DEALER    IN 


All  Kinds  of  Hard 
And  Soft  Wood. 

WOOD  SAWED  AND  SPLIT  TO  ORDER. 

LICHTAND  HEAVY  TEAMING. 
M   A  S  O   N   S'     -      SAIM    O . 

Walnut  St.,  Canton,  Mass. 


J. 

Stone  Mason 

and  Contractor. 


D.  F.  HARRINGTON, 

PLUMBING, 


Hoi  Water  Healing 


Pleasant  St., 


Canton,  Mass. 


Washington    St.,    Canton,    Mass. 


ROBINSON  BROTHERS, 

Groceries,  Dry  Goods,  Hardware,  Hay,  Grain,  Feed,  and  Straw, 

Paints,    Oils,   Varnishes,   Glass,    Putty,    Etc. 

AArnts  for  John  Brings  6t  Co.'s  Paint,  Chal- 
lenge White.  Lead,  Bowkcr's  Fertilizers,  the 
Nohlc  Hour,  and  the  Pearl  Flour.  Also  the 
Grltllcy  Hour,  ou  r  Spec  1. 1  It  y . 


JOHN  B.  ROBINSON, 


CANTON, 


MASS. 


STEAM  LAUNDRY'  C-  H.  rihthews,  prop'r,  i  lUfiatt 

\  Washington  St.,  Canton,  Mans.  /  livtrad  in  Canton,  Stoughton,  and  Sharon. 


FURNITURE,  i  CD     CZ,      RDTinV    *  crockery,  glassware. 

r\D\/    r^Ar\r>iC       ' '     *•     DrXMIJY,        PAINIS.  OIIS.  AM)  OUSS. 
UKY    bUUUo.l  43  Washington  St..    Canton.  Mass.  /  BOOTS    \Mi  Mint  S 


43  Washington  St.,    Canton,  Mass. 
AND   REFERENCE   BOOB    OF  I    \NTON. 


117 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


■OF- 


CANTON,  MASS. 


ABBREVIATIONS  :    C.  J.,  Canton  Junction  ;  S.  D.,  Springdale. 


Agricultural  Implements. 

CROWELL.  CHARLES  W.   &  SON.    Washing- 
ton st..  Ponkopoag. 

ROBINSON  BROS.     Washington  st.    See  page 
116. 

Architect. 

Capen,  G.  Walter.    Washington,  cor.  Chapman. 

Auctioneers. 
BRITTON,   E.   C.      Washington  st.,    cor.    High. 

See  page  7. 
CAPEN,  OSCAR  D.     Washington  st. 

Axle  Manufacturers. 

Kinsley  Iron  and  Machine  Co.     Washington  st. 

Bakers. 
Maurer,  A.  L.    Washington  st. 
Poole,  H.  H.    Washington  st. 

Band. 

Canton  Brass  Band.    Nelson  W.  Mara.  Manager. 

Banks. 

Canton  Co-operative  Rank.     Washington  St. 
CANTON    INSTITUTION    FOR   SAVINGS,   THE 

Willis  S.  Shepard,  Pies.    Walter  Ames.  Treas. 

and  Clerk.    Washington  st. 
NEPONSET  NATIONAL  BANK.     Washington  st. 

<  Ifflce  hours,  8  to  18  and  1.80  to  4. 

Barbers. 

Lefebore,  Arthur.    Washington  st. 
Noonan,  Edward.    Washington  st. 
Powell,  G.  H.    Washington  st. 
Roach,  James  P.    Washington  st. 

Taylor.  J.  E.     Washington  st. 

Bicycle  Dealer,  Sundries,  and  Repairs. 
KELLEY,  J.  E.     Rockland,  cor.   Washington. 

Sec  page  110. 

Blackings  and  Seasonings    Manufacturers. 

(row  Blacking  Co.     Bowman  st.,  C.  .1. 

Blacksmiths. 

(Sec  alsu  Horseshoers.  i 

BRITTON,  E.  C.      Washington    st..  cor.    High 

Sec  page  7. 
Hunt.  F.  W.    Washington  st..  Ponkopoag. 
McDONALD,  D.  S.    Rockland  st.    See  page  116. 
Reilley.  Bernard.    Washington  st. 


Bleachery. 
Canton  Mfg.   and  Bleaching  Co.    Walpolest. 

Boarding  House. 
Curtis.  Miss  M.  w.    96  Washington. 

Books  and  Stationery. 

KNIGHTS,  MRS.  M.  B.  72  Washington.  See 
margin  lines. 

Boots  and  Shoes. 

BRADY,  P.   F.     (3    Washington.     See   margin 

lines. 
Curry,  John  &  Co.    Washington  st. 

Grimes  Brothers.     Washington  st. 
MURRAY,  JOHN.      17    Washington.    See    mar- 
gin lines. 

Boot,  Shoe,  and  Glove  Linings. 
DRAPER    BROS.    CO.     Off     Washington    st.. 
Ponkapoag. 

Box  Maker    Paper. 
Dunbar,  F.  D,    Washing^  >n  -t . 

Braided  Fishing  Lines    Manufacturers. 
MANSFIELD,  G.  H.  &  CO.    Washington  st 

Butter,  Cheese,  and  Eggs. 
BRADY,   P.   F.      t:',    Washington,     See  margin 

lines. 

Galligan,  M.  H.    Washington 

Cemetery. 
KNOLLWOOD       CEMETERY.         Canton      and 
Sharon      Boston  office,  881  Tremont  Building. 
I. iar<3  W,  Ri >ss,  <  '■  impt  n iller 

Charcoal. 
ESTEY,  ELIJAH  H.     Pleasantst.    Sa 

Cider  and  Vinegar  Mills. 
PORTER,  JOSEPH    B.      Randolph  St.,   Ponka- 
poag.   See  margin  Lines 

Cigars  and  Tobaccos. 

CROWELL,  CHARLES  W.  &  SON.  Washing- 
ton st..  Ponkapoag.    See  pagi 

GALLIGAN'S  PHARMACY.  Washington  st. 
See  page  1 1 1. 

HODGES,  G.  H.  &  CO.     129  Neponsel    St.,   C    J 


Cigars  i  TeliMco.!MRs^Bj<i^i^s,.He^-^^ 


Specialty  made  of  pictures  of 
Cattle  and  Horses,  Pet  Ani- 
mals, and  all  Outside  Views. 


WILLIAM  M.  TROY, 

PHOTOGRAPHER. 


\  Studio, 

-    Washington  Street, 

(  Canton,  Mass. 


118 


ANTHONY  S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


KNIGHTS,   MRS.   M.   B.     72  Washington.    See 

margin  lines. 
Mulhair,  James.    Washington  sf. 
OWEN,  TIMOTHY.    66  Washington.    See  page 

110. 
PESATURO,   ANTONIO.      Washington    st.    See 

page  112. 
Reilly,  C.  H.    Washington  st. 

Civil  Engineer. 
ENDICOTT,   FREDERIC.    Washington    st.    See 

page  110. 

Clothing  and  Men's  Furnishings. 
Reilly,  J.  W.    Washington  st. 

Coal  and  Wood. 
DEANE,   EDGAR    H,     Office,   Washington    St., 

yard  at  C.  J.    See  page  110. 

Confectionery. 
CROWELL,  CHARLES  W.  &  SON.     Washington 

st..  Ponkapoag.    See  page  no. 
GALLIGAN'S     PHARMACY.       Washington    st. 

See  page  1 14. 
HODGES,  G.  H.  &  CO.     1-*'  Neponset  St.,  C.  J. 
KNIGHTS.   MRS.   M.    B.    72   Washington.     See 

margin  lines. 
OWEN.   TIMOTHY.    66  Washington.    See  page 

110. 

Contractors— Carpenters. 

BRIGHT,  ALONZO.    Chapman  st. 
BRIGHT,  S.  F.     Chapman  si.     See  page  lit;. 
CURTIS,  H.  W.     lo?  Sherman.     See  page  113. 
ESTEY,  HERBERT    L.     Washington   st.     See 

page  in. 
Healey,  P.  E.    Mechanic  st. 
SHAW,   W.    W.      Washington   st.,  Ponkapoag. 

See  page    111. 

STONE,  J.  F.    Sherman  St.,   a.   Pleasant.    See 

page  115. 
STONE,  WILLIS  E.    Mecbanicst.    See  page  114. 

Contractor    Excavating. 
MOORE,  LAWRENCE.    Sherman ave.    Seepage 

114. 

Contractors    Masons. 
CUSHMAN,  H.  L.    (Brick.)    Sherman  si 
Healey  W.  V.  &  Son.    Mechanic  st. 
MOORE,  LAWRENCE.     Sherman  ave.     Seepage 

II I. 
O'CONNELL,  JOHN.    Mechanic    st.    See   page 

118. 
SAWYER,  FREEMAN  J.     'Stone.,     pleasant    st . 

See  page  lit',. 

Crockery  and  Glassware. 
ROBINSON    BROS.     Washington    St.      See    page 
116. 

Dentists. 
Hilling-,.  George  A.    n  Washington, 
Wolfe,  I  >   P.    Washington,  cor.  Rockland. 

Deputy  Sheriff 
CAPEN,  OSCAR  D.    Washington  si 

Druggists. 
GALLIGANS      PHARMACY.       Washington     Bt. 

See  page  n  I 
HODGES.  G.  H.  &  CO.     128  Neponset,  C.  J. 
OWEN,  TIMOTHY.    66  Washington     See  page 
110. 

man    I'       86   Bfi   H  a -dl  i  ngt  on. 

Spencer,  John  \      Washington  si 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
Ith,  Charles     Washington,  cor  Nepon  el 
BRADY,   P.   F.      18    Washington       See   margin 

III,,- 

Fuller,  0  0     Neponset,  cor   Wa  bington. 
Pitcher   I     R   &  Co     Wa  bington  st. 
ROBINSON  BROS.     Washington   -t     See    page 

lie 


Electric  Light  Co. 
Blue  Hill  Electric  Light  Co.    Church  st. 

Employment  Agency. 

Curtis.  Miss  51.  W.    96  Washington. 

Express  Companies. 

Byam     &    Co.      Canton    and     Boston     Express 

Washington  st. 
Deane's  Canton  and  Boston  Express.     High  st. 

Expressmen. 
Cohan.  Dennis  C.    Centre  st. 
Curreu  Bros.  &  Co.    Mechanic  st. 

Extracts  and  Bitters—Manufacturers. 
Beasley.  William  H.  &  Co.     Mechanic  st. 

Eye  Glassesand  Spectacles. 
GALLIGAN'S     PHARMACY.       Washington    st. 
See  page  114. 

Fence  Posts. 
ESTEY,  ELIJAH  H.    Pleasant  st.    See  page  112. 

Fertilizers. 
WHITE,  ELISHA.    Chapman  St.,  C.  J. 
Firearms  and  Ammunition. 
KELLEY,   J.   E.      Rockland,   cor.  Washington. 
See  page  110. 

Fish  Market. 
Costello,  Edward  T.     Washington  st. 

Fishing  Lines    Manufacturers  of. 
MANSFIELD,  G.  H.  &  CO.    Washington  st. 

Florists. 
Cobb,  James.     Washington  st..  Ponkapoag. 
DRAPER,    CHARLES    N.       Pleasant     st.      See 

page  112. 
Hutelieon.  R.    Pine  st..  S.  D. 
ROBERTS,  WILLIAM.     Dedham st. 
Topper,  Thomas.    Neponset  si.,  C.  J. 

Flour,  Feed,  and  Grain. 

BILLINGS  &  H0RT0N.  Washington  st.,  Ponka- 
poag.    See  page  110. 

CROWELL,  CHARLES  W.  &  SON.  Washing- 
ton St..  Ponkapoag.     See  page  110. 

ROBINSON  BROs.  Washington  st.  See  page 
116. 

Foundry. 
Kingsiey  Iron  and  Machine  Co.    Washington  si 

Fruit  and  Confectionery. 
Alexander,  A.    Washington  st. 
PESATURO,    ANTONIO.     Washington    Bt.    See 
page  112. 

Fruit  and  Vegetables  Gardener  and  Dealer. 
ADAMS.  GEO.  L.    P.  O.  Box 289, Canton.     Res 

Baj  Road,  Sharon.    See  page  99 
HUNT,    GEORGE    L.     Washington    st..    P.      See 

page  112, 

Furniture. 
BRADY,    P.    F.       l-i    Washington.      See    margin 

lines. 

General  Store. 
BILLINGS  &  H0RT0N.    Washington  st.,  Ponka- 

pi  lag        See   page    I  10. 

Glass,  Putty,  Etc. 
FISCHER   BROS.      (Lonis    w.   Albert    B    and 

I   rank  J    I      Washington  st .     See  page  109, 

Grocers. 
BILLINGS  &  HORTON.      Washington  st  .    Pon 
•   kapoag.    See  page  im. 
BRADY,  P.  F.     i:t  Washington  st.      See   margin 

line. 


HARNESS  MAKER. 


'       JAMES  SMITH,        I  Morse  Clothing 

I  WashlnRton  St.,  Canton,  Mass.  /  WhlpS  and  RODCS. 


HARNESS  MAKER.  I 


lAMFSfiM    TH  ^  Horse  Clothing. 

JMIVICO  OIVII   I  n,  J     whips,  Robes, and 

I  WASHINGTON  ST.,  CANTON,  MASS.  /  Stable  Fittings. 

119 


AND   KKFKKKNCE  BOOK   OF  CANTON. 


CROWELL,  CHARLES  W.  &  SON.  Washing- 
ton st..  Ponkapoag.    See  page  110. 

Holmes,  A.  \Y.    Washington,  cur.  Neponset  st. 

Hunt,  G.  T.  &  Co.    Washington  st. 

ROBINSON  BROS.  Washington  st.  See  page 
116, 

Wentworth,  C.  P.  &  Son.    Washington  st. 

Hardware. 
ROBINSON  BROS.    Washington  st.     See  page 

110. 

Harness  Maker. 
SMITH,  JAMES.    Washington  st,     See  margin 
lines. 

Hay,  Grain,  and  Flour. 
BRADY,  P.  F.      is  Washington.      See  margin 

lines. 
DEANE,  EDGAR  H.      Washington  st.,  and  C.  J. 

See  page  110. 
Reynolds.  William  P,    Washington  St. 
ROBINSON  BROS.     Washington  st.      See  page 

116. 
WHITE,  ELISHA.    (Hay.)    Chapman  st..  C.  J. 

Horse  Clothing. 
SMITH,  JAMES.     Washington  st.      See   margin 
lines. 

Horse  Dealer. 
LEONARD,  GEO.  J.    Washington,  cor.  Pleasant, 

Horseshoers. 

(See  also  Blacksmiths.) 
Holmes,  David  B.     10  Rockland  st. 
MCDONALD,  D.  S.      Rockland  st.     Seepage  111). 
Oliver,  Andrew.    Jackson  st..  (.'.  J. 

Hose  Manufacturer. 

Callahan,  Cornelius.     Bowman  st..  C.  J. 

Hotel. 
Hotel  Wellington.    Washington  st. 

Ice  Cream  Manufacturers. 
Briggs  Bros.    "Washington,  cor.  Rockland. 

Ice  Dealer. 
DEANE,    EDGAR    H.       office.    Washington  st. 
Houses  at  C.  J.    See  page  1K>. 

Inspector  of  Cattle. 
CRONON,  C.     Dedham  st.    See  page  112. 
Installment  House. 

Canton  Supply  Co.    Washington  st. 

Insurance  Agents. 
Brooks,  W.  W.    Washington  st. 
Holmes,  F.  E.    Washington,  cor.  Rockland. 

Jeweler. 
Williams,  J.  A.    Washington  st. 

Kennels. 
Stevens,  Fred.  L.    Washington  St.,  Ponkapoag. 

Lawyers. 
Buswell,  Henry  F.     Neponset  St. 
Doody,  B.  R.     High  st. 
Everett.  John.    Washington  st. 
Grover,  Thomas  E.     Washington  st. 
Healey,  Gerald  A.     Washington  st. 
Ward,  M.  F.    Rockland  st. 

Laundry. 

MATHEWS  STEAM  LAUNDRY.    C.  H.  Mathews. 

Prop'r.     Washington  st.     See  margin  lines. 

Lazell's  Perfumes. 
HODGES,  G.  H.  &  CO.     129  Neponset,  C.  J. 


Lumber. 
SHAW,  W.   W.     Washington  st..   Ponkapoag 
See  i la^rt-  1 12, 

Lunch  Room. 
Mulhair,  James.    Washington  st. 

Market  Gardener. 
ROBERTS,  WILLIAM.     Dedham  st. 

Mattresses. 
Knitted  .Mattress  Co.    Chapman  st, 

Meats  and  Provisions. 
Foley,  Joseph.    Washington  st. 
HUNT,  GEuRGE  L.     Washington  St.,   P.     See 

page  112. 
Kit'ord.  L.  C.     (Peddler,  i     90  Sherman. 
Wentworth,  ('.  P.  &  Son.    Washington  st. 

Merchant  Tailor. 
Curry,  Thomas.    Washington  st. 
Milk  Dealers. 
ADAMS,  GEORGE  L.    P.  O.  box  289.    Res.,  Baj 

Ri  >ad.  Sharon.    See  page  99, 
McMANUS,  J.  ri.    Viaduct  st..  Sharon.  See  page 

99. 
White.  E.     Chapman  st..  C.  J. 

Milliners. 
McCarthy.  Katherine  A.    Washington  st. 
Taylor,  Mrs.  J.  K.     Washington  st. 

Music  Teachers. 
Grover.  Mrs.  Thomas  E.    Washington  st. 
Harrington,  Miss  Mattie  W.     (Piano.)     Nepon 

set  St..  C.  .1. 

Lopez,  Miss  Clara.     ( 'hnrch  st. 

MACDONALD,  ARCHIE.  Piano  and  Voice. 
(Supervisor  of  .Music  in  Public  Schools,  i  Slier 
man  st. 

McCarthy,  Miss  Mary.    36  Walnut. 

OWEN.    MRS.    ANNIE    SAWYER.         (Piano 
Prospect  st.    See  page  1 10. 

Perkins,  Mrs.  Edith  A.    Walnut  st..  a.  Shepard 

RANDELL,  MISS  CARRIE    E.       iPiano    Tech- 
nique.)   Washington  st..  Ponkapoag 

Reed,  Mrs.  A.  H.    (Piano.)    Washington  st. 

SEAVEY,  MISS  IDA  F.     (Piano.)    Ames  axe 

SHATTUCK,    MISS   CARRIh    L.       (Piano..      81 
Washington.    See  page  1 10. 

Shattuck,  Miss  Lillian.      (Violin.)     31    Washing- 
ton. 

Sumner,  May  A.     Chapman  st . 

Webster,  Miss  Laura  W.    :>i  Washington. 

Newsdealer  and  Periodicals. 
KNIGHTS.  MRS.  M.  B.     SS  Washington,     See 
margin  lines. 

Newspaper— Weekly. 
CANTON  JOURNAL,  THE.     Church  st. 

Painter— Carriage. 
WRIGHT,  R.  F.    Rockland  st.    Seepage 

Painters— Fresco. 

FISCHER  BROS.      (Louis   W.,   Albert    H.  and 

Frank  ,l.i    Washington  st.    Seepagel09. 

Painters    House. 

FISCHER   BROS.      (Louis  W.,   Albert    B.,  and 

Frank  J.)    Washington  st.    See  page  109. 
Klvnn.  John  v     Sherman  st. 
HESKETH,  WILLIAM.    Chapman  st,  C.  J.    See 

page  109. 
Horton,  Wm.  S.    Pleasant  st. 
kANDALL,  H.  C.    Washington  St.,  Ponkapoag 

Painters    Sign. 
FISCHER  BROS.      (Louis  w.   Albert    B.,  and 

Frank  J.)  Washington  st.    Seepagel09 
WRIGHT,  R.  F.     (And  Ornamental.)    Rockland 

st  .       See  page  109, 


The  largest  stock  of  Harnesses  /        JAMES    SMITH, 
!,.dh5tCiSt,aS?y °n han'1, HARNESS   MAKER. 


Washington  Street, 
Canton.  Mass. 


COPIES  OF  OLD  PICTURES  TO,      WILLIAM     M.TROY,     iw 
ANY  SIZE  DESIRED.  I    PHOTOGRAPHER.    ' 


STUDIO, 
ashington  Street, 
Canton,  Mass. 


120 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Paints,  Oils,  and  Varnishes. 
BRADY,   P.   F.      43  "Washington.      See  margin 

lines. 
FISCHER   BROS.      (Louis  W.,   Albert   B.,  and 

Frank  J.  ,     Washington  st.     See  page  109. 
HESKETH,  WILLIAM.    Chapman  St.,  C.  J.    See 

page  n"'-1. 
ROBINSON  BROS.    Washington  st.     See  page 

11H. 

Paper  Hangers. 
FISCHER   BROS.      (Louis  W.,   Albert  B.,   and 

Frank  J.  I    Washington  st.     See  page  109. 
RANDALL,  H.  C.  Washington  st..  n.  Ponkapoag. 
HESKETH,  WILLIAM.     Chapman  St.,  C.  J.     See 
page  109. 

Paper  and  Pulp  Makers'  Felts. 
DRAPER   BROS.   CO.     Off    Washington,  Ponk- 
apoag. 

Phonographs  and  Records. 
KELLEY,  J.   E.      Rockland,  cor.   Washington. 

See  page  110. 

Photographer. 
TROY,  WILLIAM  M.     Washington  st,    See  mar- 
gin lines. 

Physicians. 
O"  Toole.  F.  H.     Church  st. 
Porter.  C.  I.    Washington  st. 
Ross.  George  I.     lis  Washington. 
Teimev.  William  X.    Washington  st. 

Picture  Moulding. 
FISCHER    BROS.      'Louis    W..   Albert  B.,  and 
Frank  J.)    Washington  st.    See  page  109. 
Plumbers. 
liea-ley.  George  H.     N  Washington, 
i irav.  .1.  E.     Washington  st . 
Grealish,  T.  P.    Lewis  st. 

HARRINGTON,     D.     F.      Washington     st.      See 
page  1  It'.. 

Print  Works. 
Lexington  Print  Works.    ( >ff  Pine  st..  s.  I). 

Real  Estate. 
BRITTON,  E.  C.     Washington, '.High.    See 

page  r. 
CAPEN,  OSCAR  D.     Washing!,,,,  st 

Sand  Dealer. 
WITHINGTON,  A.  E.      Walnut  st.     See  page  116. 

Saw  Mill. 
SHAW,   W.   W.     Washington  st..   Ponkapoag. 
s,-,-  page  114. 

School    Private. 

SHERMAN    HALL    SCHOOL.      Miss  Sarah    W 

\in,  •-.  Principal.    Washington  st,    See  page  111, 

Seeds. 

ROBINSON  BROS.     Washington  st      See  page 

lie 

Silk  Thread  Manufacturers. 
i  ureka  Silk  Mills.    <  >ff  Washington  st. 

Sizing  Compounds  and  Tallows. 
Wattles,  L.  i:   &  Co     Jackson  Bt.,  C.  J. 

Stables. 
BRITTON,  L.  G.     Washington  st..  a.  Neponset 
See  page  i 

i    .1    B     Randall    I     Ponkapoag 
,  ,i  in,,      C    P      Wa  hingfr  ■,,  il 

LEONARD,    GEORGE   J.     iSale.i     Wasliingt,.n. 
,-,.,      Pleasanl 

,i   T  P     Neponsel  bI 

Stationery. 
GAl.LIGAN'S     PHARMACY.      Washington     st 

se,.  page  1 1 1 
KNIGHTS.   MRS.   M.   B.    72    Washington.    See 
in.,,  fin  une 


Steam  and  Hot  Water  Heating. 
HARRINGTON,    D.    F.      Washington    st,      See 
page  116. 

Steamship  Ticket  Agent. 
BRADY,   P.   F.      43    Washington.      See  margin 

lines. 
GALLIGAN,  EDWARD  H.   Galligans  Pharmacy, 
Washington  st.    See  page  ill 
Stenographer. 
SHATTUCK.  MISS  CARRIE  L.    31   Washington. 
See  page  110. 

Stock  Farm. 
DRAPER,    CHARLES    N.      (Holstein    Friesian 
Cattle. )    Pleasant  st.    See  page  112. 

Stove  Polish^Manufacturers. 
Morse  Bros.     Washington  st. 

Stoves  and  Ranges. 
HARRINGTON,    D.    F.     Washington    st.     See 
page  116. 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
Bvam  &  Co.    Washington  St.,  opp.  Station. 
ESTEY,  ELIJAH  H.     Pleasant  st.    See  page  112. 
WITHINGTON,   A.    E.     Walnut    st.      See  page 
116. 

Tin  and  Wooden  Ware. 
ROBINSON   BROS.     Washington  st.     See   page 

no.  yi 

>  Tinsmith. 
HARRINGTON,  D.  F.     Washington  st.    See  page 
116. 
Telegraph  and  Telephone  Companies. 
Public  Telephone  at    BILLINGS   &   HORTON'S 
store.     Ponkapoag.    Office  hours  from  7  a,    m. 
t  o  8  p.  m. 
Western    Union   Telegraph    Co.     N.    Y..   N.     H., 
&  H.  R.  R.  Stations. 

Toilet  Articles. 
GALLIGAN'S     PHARMACY.       Washington     st. 

See  page  114. 

Typewriter. 
SHATTUCK,  MISS  CARRIE  L.    81    Washington. 

See  page   11(1. 

Undertakers  and  Embalmers. 
Dockery,  M.J.     Washington  st. 
LOWE'  &    SMITH.     Porter    st..    Morse     Bldg, 

StOUghtOn,     See  page  128, 

Veterinary  Surgeon. 
CRONON,  C.     Dedham  st.    Seepagell2, 
Wall  Papers. 

FISCHER    BROS.       (Lewis     W..    Albert     I'.,    an, I 

Frank  JO     Washington  st.    See  page  109, 
Wheelwrights. 
BRITTON,    E.    C.     Washington     st.,    cor.    High. 

See    page;. 

McDONALD,  D.  S.     Rockland  st,    Seepage   116. 
SHAW.  SAMUEL  M.     Washington  st.,   Ponka 

poag.    See  page  1 12, 
WRIGHT,  R.  F.    Rocklandst.    SeepagelOB. 

Wood  Dealers. 
Chapman,  George.    Washington  st..  Ponkapoag. 
ESTEY,  ELIJAH  H.    Pleasant  st.    See  page  112. 
PORTER,  JoSEPH  B.    Randolphst.,  Ponkapoag. 

See  margin  lines 
WHITE,  LLISHA.    Chapman  Bt.,  «'  J 
WIlHINUTON,  A.  E.     Walnut  st.     See  page  11(1. 

Wood  Sawing. 
ESTEY.  ELIJAH  H.     Pleasant  st.    Seepage  112. 
PORTER,  JOSEPH  B.    Randolph  St.,  Ponkapoag. 

See  margin  lines 

Woolen  Manufacturers. 
DRAPER  BROS.  CO.     Washington  st. 


HORSE  CLOTHING  and  8TABLE , 
O00D8  OF  ALL  KINDS 
CONSTANTLY    ON    HAND.      \ 


JAMES  SMITH,  |     Washington  St., 

lARNEssMAKER.'Canton,  Mass. 


ENGRAVING  and    all    kinds    of  \ 
JEWELRY  REPAIRING  done  at"/ 


H.  W.  DARLINGS,  JEWE1-ER 

Darling's  isik.,  Stoaghton,  m^i- 


AND    KICFKRKNCK    HOoK    OF    STmI'i  ;IIT<  >.V 


121 


STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


Known  as  "The  New  Grant"  in  1637,  when  allotted  to  Dorchester,  and  until  1726  was  calli 

Dorchester  South   Precinct,   named  in  n.< -of  William  Stoughton,  a  native  of  Dorchester,  England. 

his  iiiri b place.    Incorporated  December  22,  1726,  and  includes  within  its  limits  the  present  to 
Canton,  Sharon,  Stougnton,  and  the  largesl  portion  of  Foxoorough.    Located  18  miles  south  of  Boa 
ton  and  in  mill's  t'r..m  Deilham,  on  the  Providence  Division  of  the  N.  Y.,  N.  H.  &  H    R    R.    Com 
by  electric  car  lines  with  a  corner  of  Sharon,  and  with  Canton  and  Brockton,  with  contemplated  line 
partially  constructed  to  the  town  of  Randolph,  its  area  is  n;. 4  square  miles,  and  in  state  importance 

is  the  eightieth  in  rank.    Census  1800,  populal  ion  1020  ;  U.  S.  census  [890,  1852;  stal nsus  1895,  5272 

Valuation,  real  estate.  $2,607,045,  personal  property,  8845.830;  total,  52,952,375     Number  of  polls 
Rate  of  tax,  $20.00. 


STOUGHTON  POSTOFFICES. 

STOUGHTON. 

CHARLES  T.  DRAKE,  Postmaster. 

Office  hours:    6:45  a.  m.  to  8:00  p.  m.    Money  Order  Department  open  7:00  a.  m.  to  7:00  p.  m.        Mails 
open,  from   Boston  7:15,  11:15  a.  m.,  3:15,  5:15  p.  m.;  from   Brockton    11:15  a    m  .  7:45  p.  m.;  from 
South  and  West  7:15,  9:15  a.  m.,  3:15,  5:15  p.  m.       Mails  close,  for  Boston  7:43, 10:30  a    m    2  • 
p.  m.;  for  Brockton  6:40  a.  m.,  2:40  p.  m.;  for  South  and  West  7:43  a.  m.  12:43,  2:48,  6:43  p.  m. 


WEST  STOUGHTON. 

C.  MURPHY.  Postmaster. 

Office  hours:    7:00  a.  m.  to  8:00  p.  m.        Mails  open  9:15a.  m..  1:15,  5:15  p.  m.       Mails  close  \l.'i;i   m 
12:45,  6:45  p.  m. 


NORTH  STOUGHTON. 


ALBERT  C.   KllxiW  AY.   Postmaster. 
Office  hours  :    6:00  a.  m.  to  9:00  p.  m.       Mails  open  5:30  p.  m.       Mails  close  8 


MRS.    J.     MOORE, 

TEACHER    OF 

Kensington  Work,  Honiton  Rus- 
sian   Point,    Duchess,     Batten- 
burg,  and  other  Modern  Laces. 
Orders   Filled   With    Dispatch. 

AGENT    FOR 

Alfred  Peats'  Wall  Papers. 

Call  and  see  samples,  which  we  are  pleased  to 

show  at  any  time. 

Studio  and  Residence. 

107  Pleasant  St.,  Stoughton,  Mass. 


BOOTS  and  SHOES 


MRS.  H.  B.  GAY, 

BOARDING  HOUSE. 

Our  25  Cent  Dinner  a  Specialty. 

Board    and    Rooms    by    the   Day 

or  Week. 
Patronage  of  Bicycle  Riders  Solicited. 

Special  rates  to  permanent  guests. 
WASHINGTON     ST. 

STOUGHTON,  -  MASS. 


J.  S.  CAPEN, 
'     Pleasant  St.,         Stoughton,  Mass. 


WARREN  P.  BIRD,      (PENSION  AND  CLAIM  AGENT. 

Washington  St  ,  stotjghton,  mass.  I  ALSO  JUSTICE  OF  THE  PEACE. 


122 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD    BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


E.     HOLBROOK, 

Real  Instate.  Auctioneer. 

GENERAL  BUSINESS  AGENCY. 
Settlement  of  Estates.  Foreclosure  of  Mortgages. 

2  Monk's  Block.  STOUOHTON.  503  Sears  Building,  BOSTON. 

GEO.  O.    WENTWORTH, 

FIRE  INSURANCE. 

AGENT  FOB 
DOMINION  LIME  STEAMSHIP  COMPANY.  TOWN   CLERK.     NOTARY  PUBLIC. 

Room  2,  Monk's  Block,  STOVGHTON,  MASS. 


ft.  PERRY  CURTIS, 

INSURANCE    and 
REAL  ESTATE, 

Office,  27  Lincoln  St.,  STOUGHTON,  MASS. 

Agent  for 

Norfolk,  Dorchester,  Ouincy,  and  Ded- 
li.im  Mutuals  In 

AVON  AND  STOUOHTON. 


If  You  Want  to 

BUY,  SELL,    OR   EXCHANGE    YOUR 

REAL  ESTATE 

OR  PERSONAL  PROPERTY, 

or  raise  money   on  a  mortgage,   go   to    the 

Old  Reliable  Real  Estate  Agent  anil 

Auctioneer,     with      28    years' 

experience. 


IN/I. 


■VI. 


UPHAM 


54  Devonshire  St..  Room  16,  BOSTON, 

or  Pearl  St.,  STOUGHTON,  M\SS.     Tel.  64-4. 


J.  W.  RICHARDSON, 

Justice  ol  Me  Peace 

AND 

Land  Surveyor. 

Prepared    to    attend    surveying    in    all    its 
branches. 

Office  at  Residence,  Walnut  Ave., 

STOUGHTON,    MASS. 


H.     HENRY     CRAFTS, 
CIVIL    ENGINEER. 

Consulting  Engineer  and  Expert 
in  Water  Works  and  Sew- 
erage. 

65  Morton  St.,       STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


H.    W.    MANN, 

FLORIST. 

Cut  Flowers,  Artistic  Floral  Designs  for  all  occasions. 

Dealer  in  NIKSHKY     STOCK      <>■       ALL      DK- 
SCKI  P'flONH. 


Opp.  Evergreen  Cemetery.  Washington  St. 


STOUOHTON.  MASS. 


LOWE    <3>    S7VYITH, 

UNDERTAKERS       AND        FUNERAL       DIRECTORS. 

AiioKi.mi.it  trlth  HRfl,  a.  it.  RLLIOTT,  al  Sharon,  day  or  night,  will   receive   prompt 
Attention.    Telephone  connection!  direct  from  store  In  Morne  Bnlldlng. 


FURNITURE  DEALERS. 


Morse  Building.  Opp.  Town  Hall. 
S10U0H10N.  MASS. 


HORACE  W.  LOWE. 
WEBSTER  SMITH 


J.     H.     SMITH    &    CO../ 

PorterSt.,  }• 

STOUOHTON,  MASS.     I 


GROCERS. 


I        M  As^.tsorr  FLOCK 

•  makes  more  and  bitter  bread   than 
f  any  other  on  the  market. 


Watch  Repairing  of  all    Kinds.     Our  Watch-    )    U     U,      rvi   ni  Ik./'       i^.  .^1^-. 

mra^e*  £lv^?peo,.Bl  A*tp»"«»»  ^  the  study    Hi  Hi  u ahlioij,  Jeweler^ 

ofWatehesTj  here  Ac<iirHteTimeisKe<|iilied.     I  Darling's  Hlock.   Stoughton.  Mass. 

AND   RRFERFNf'K   HOOK    <>F   ST<  >l  <  JUTnN.  123 


STOUGHTON  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

MASONIC— Rising  Star  Lodge,  F.   &    A.  M.— Regular  communication  Thursday  evening  r 

before  the  full  moon  In  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall. 

Mount  Zion  Royal  Arch  Chapter,  R.  A.  M.— Stated  convocation  Aral    Friday  evening  of  each 
month  at  Masonic  Hall. 

INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD  FELLOWS.    Stoughton   Lodge,  No.  72.     Meets  every  Wednes- 
day evening  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 

Mt.   Hebron  Encampment,  No.  24.— Meets  first  andt  hird  Tuesday  evenings  of  each 

at  Odd  Fellows-  Hall. 

Perseverance  Rebekah  Lodge,  No.  97.— Meets  first  and  third  Thursday  evenings  of  each 

month  in  ( >dd  Fellows'  Hall. 

GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC— A.  St.  John  Chambre   Post,  No.  72.— Meets  flrsi   and  third 
Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  <;.  A.  K.  Hall. 

Woman's  Relief  Corps.— A.  St.  John  Chambre,  No.  99. -Meets  second  and  fourth  Wednes- 
day evenings  of  each  month  at  (i.  A.  R.  Hall. 

Sons  of  Veterans.— John  A.  Andrew  Camp,  No.  13.— Meets  first  and  third  Thursday    even 
inps  of  each  month  at  G.  A.  R.  Hall. 
KNIGHTS  OF  COLUMBUS.— St.  Salvador  Council,  No.  200.— Meets  first  and  third  Tuesday  even- 
ings of  each  month  at  Foresters'  Hall.  Washington  St. 

MISCELLANEOUS.— Knights  of  Honor.— Chemung  Lodge,   No.  987.— Meets  second  and    fourth 

Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month. 
New  England  Order  Protection.— Benefit  Lodge,  No.  198.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Thurs 

day  evenings  of  each  month  at  <  >< l< i  Fellows'  Hall. 
United  Order  Golden  Cross.— Lafayette  Commandery,  No.  102.— Meets  s< rid  and  fourth 

Tuesday  evenings  of  each  month  at  Masonic  Hall. 
Patrons  of  Husbandry.    Stoughton  Grange,  No.  199. -Meets  second  ami  fourth  Monday 

evenings  of  each  month  at  Odd  Fellows'  Hall. 
Massachusetts  Catholic  Order  of  Foresters.-Stoughton  Court,  No.  69.    Meets  first  and 

third  Thursday  evenings  of  each  month  at  Foresters'  Hall.  Washington  st. 
North  Stoughton  Benefit  and   Improvement  Society.     Meets  flrsi   and  third  Tuesday 

each  month  at  Engine  House  Hall. 

JAMES     HAYES, 
STONE  MASON. 

Contracts  Taken  for  all  Kinds  of  Stone  Work. 
Workmanship  the  Best.  Estimates  Cheer- 
fully Given.  A  Specialty  Made  of  Well  Dig- 
ging.   Post  Office  Box  1039. 

Sumner  Street,  Stoughton,  Mass. 


G.  A.  BROWN, 


D  R  Y 


A  Fine  Line  of  Dressmakers'  Findings,  Embroidery  Silks,  and  Knitting  Yarns. 
Hosiery  for  Ladies,  Gentlemen,  and  Children.      Visit  our  Five  and    Ten 

Cent    Counter. 
WYMAN     STREET, STO  \J  O  UTO  l>J  ,     MASS. 

J.    S.    GAPEN, 

PLEASANT  STREET.         ST0LGHT0N.  MASS. 


BOOTS  and  SHOES, 


WARREN  P.  BIRD,    J  pension  and  claim  agent. 

Washington  St  ,       STOUGHTOS,  MASS.  I  Also  JUSTICE  OF  THE  PEACE. 


1U 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


\A/ 


1900. 


1880.  WRITE  TODAY. 

high    grade: 

Also    all    kinds    of    Healthy    Fowls     Bought,    Sold,     or     Exchanged. 

Explicit  Interpretations  receive  immediate  attention. 

Truly  yours,  J.  E.  EG  AN,       P.  0.  Box  720,  STOUGHTON  CENTER,  MASS. 

WILKINS'S   DRUG  STORE, 

ESTABLISHED    1859, 

Is  the  only  place  where  you   can   find  the  Best  Goods  at  the 

Lowest    Prices. 

PHYSICIANS'        PRESCRIPTIONS        A       SPECIALTY. 

Daily  and   Weekly  Papers  and  Periodicals. 

Washington  St.,  ■  CANTON,  MASS. 


STOUGHTON  HOUSE 

RATES  :  $1.00  per  day  ;  $5  and  $6  per  week. 
BOARD  3Y  THE  DAY  OR  WEEK. 

Special    Attention  Paid    to  Transient 
Guests. 

We  have  Large,  Comfortable,  Airy  Rooms, 
Good  Table.     Two  Minutes  from  Depot. 

YOUR    PATRONAGE     SOLICITED. 
JOHN  ALBERT,  Prop'r. 

Washington  St.,  Stoughton,  Mass. 


JAMES       REII_L.Y, 


SBLE, 

LIVERY, 
HP 

BOARDING 
STABLE. 

Hacks  furnished 

for  all 

occasions. 

Stable. 

Porter  Street 

STOUGHTON. 

MASS. 


WILLIU  HI.  DBVEY. 

GARDENER    AND     FORESTER. 

Places  Laid  Out.    Pruning  of   Fruit 

Trees  and  Shrubs.     Grafting  and 

Budding. 

Pruning  of  Orape    Vines  a  Specialty. 

AGENT     FOR 

NURSERY  STOCK. 


Residence,  Plain  St., 


STOUGHTON.  MASS. 


ROBERT  D.  PORTER. 

Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealer  In 

First-Class  Hard  and   Soft  Coals,  All 

Hinds  of  Wood,  Fence  Posts,  Shores 

for  Buildings. 

Grans  Seeds  and  Pert  lllzera  In  great  variety, 

Oliver,   Syracuse,  and  other  flrst-class 

Plows,  Planet  Jr.  Horse  Hoes,  Harrows, 

Akron  Sewer  or  Drain  Pipe,  Etc. 

Wood  Sawed  and  Split  to  Order  at  Short  Notice. 

LIME,    CEMENT,    FIRE  BRICK,   ETC.       FIELD    AND 

GARDEN  SEEDS.     POULTRY  SUPPLIES. 

Office  and  Yard,  Washington  St..  cor.  Walnut  St. 

Central  Office.  Lehan's  Block. 
Residence.  Canton  St..  STOUGHTON,  MASS. 

TBUtPHONR    i  ONNKCTtON. 


CONVEX 


THE  WITHINGTON  ABRASIVE 

KNIFE        SHAKM  'KNKR 


Write  for  Catalog  and  Price  /./.si 


of  price. 


Diamond    (irit.      For    tliirty  _v<'.'i rs  :i   lender. 

v  Recently  improved  and  patented. 

M""         ^    \   variety  <>l    Slylen,  Si'/.eH,  and  Grades.      Adapt- 
ed •  o  many  uses. 
•>.sA  lor  them  at  Stores.         Or  will  he  sent  hy  mail  on  receipt 


Address,   CONVEX  SHARPENER  CO.,  STOUOHTON,   MASS. 


CHARLES  H.  VAUGHN, 
PURE      MILK. 

I  am i I [ei  Supplied  Dally. 

Dealer  In  Wood.    Posts  for  Fencing,  etc. 
a  specialty. 

TeaminK  In  all  Its  branches. 

Office  and  Residence,  Sumner  8t.,        STOUOHTON,  MAS8. 


I     II      SMITH    ,V    O  >.,  / 

Porter  St., 
STOUOHTON,  MASS.  \ 


GROCERS."'' 


i  Celebrated 

Ass  A  soi  l    <  OFFKE 

!h  a  leader. 


Eyes  examined   by  an)     JJ.    \\\    DARLING'S    v   JEWELER, 
Expert  Optician  at  ( Darling's  Block"  Stouqhton,  Mass*.  I       STATION 


AND  REFERENCE  BOOE  01  BTOUGHTON. 


ER. 
1 25 


STOUGHTON  CHURCHES. 

Congregational.    First  Congregational  Church,  Washington  street,  Rej    II    E   Bray,  pastor 

Episcopal.— Trinity  Church,  Freemanst.,  Rei    George  Walker,  of  Canton,  rector. 

Methodist.—  First  Methodisl  Episcopal  Church,  Pleasanl  street,  Rev.  S.  M    Beale,  pastor 

Roman  Catholic— Immaculate  Conception  Church,   School,  cor.  Canton  street,   Rev.  James  M 
Kiely.  pastor. 

Universalist.— First  Parish  Church,  Washington  street,  Rev.   Arthur  W.  Grose,  pastor. 

Miscellaneous.— Wayside  Mission,  Morton's  Hall.  Morton  sq. 

Methodist  Church,  Turnpike  si.,  cm-.  Page,  No.  Stoughton,  Rev.  a.  T.  McWharter,  pastor 


STOUGHTON  FIRE  ALARM  BOXES. 


BOX. 

35.    Bryan  McCormick's  Store. 

<S3.    W.  L.  Hodges' House,  cor.  Canton  andCen 

tral  Sts. 
72.    Belcher's  Corner,  Central  and  Pearl  Sts. 
46.    Upham's  Corner,  Pleasant  and  Lincoln  Sts. 
41.    Chestnut  and  Seaver  Sts. 


BOX. 

62.  Junction  of  Park  and  Sumner  Sts. 

89.  Corner  Brock  and  Morton  Sts. 

97.  Lighthouse,  corner  Plain  and  Morton  Sts 

Tii.  Corner  Plain  and  Washington  Sts 

58.  Town  House. 


10.    Ten  strokes,  fire  in  the  woods 


Two  strokes,  all  out.     L.    Onestn 


IM 


IV! 


Distributers    of    High    Grade 


PURE      7vni_K 

From  Prize  Winning  GUERNSEY  and 
AYRESHIRE  Cows.  There  is  no  bet- 
ter milk  produced.  Price,  6  cents  per 
quart  from  May  1st  to  November  1st. 
and  7  cts  from  Nov.  1st  to  May  1st. 

Our  CHECK   SYSTEM  enables  you  to  get  a  liberal    discount.      Seventeen 
checks  sold  for  $1.00,  which  are  good  the  year  round. 

C.   W.    MITCHELL.   Prop'r. 

Postof flee  Box  587.       Telephone  Connection.  West    Street,    StOUghtOH,    MaSS. 

BOOTS  %  SHOES.) jL  s.  capen, 


Stoughton.  Ma^. 


WARREN  P.    BIRD,  J  pension  and  claim  agent. 

Washington  St..  ST010HT0N.  M\SS.       I  AISO  JUSTICE  OF  THE  PEACE. 


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ANTHONYS  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


ANDERSON,  THE  DRUGGIST. 
PURE  DRUGS  AND  CHEMICALS. 

Physicians'  Prescriptions  our  Specialty.    Personal  Supervision,  and  the  utmost 

care  used. 

Washington,  cor.  ^yman  St.,  STOUGHTON,   MASS. 

DISEASES  OF  THE  DOMESTIC    ANIMALS   MEDICALLY  AND 
SURGICALLY    TREATED. 

DR.  JAMES  MURPHY,  V.  $., 


Telephone  3S-6,  N.  E.  Tel., 


STOUGHTON,   MASS. 


JOE.  S.  HARRIS, 

HAIR      CUTTING      AND 
SHAVING   ROOMS. 

Fine  Line  Cigars   and  Tobacco  and  Smok- 
ers' Articles. 


F.  B.  JONES.  Q.  FINN. 

Washington  St..  STOUGHTON.  MASS. 


H  AWES, 

Door  and  Window 

Screen 

Manufacturer. 

Screens  made   to  order 
and  repaired. 

Cabinet  work  and   furni- 
ture repairing  a  specialty. 

All  work  promptly   done  and 
guaranteed. 

Shop  and  Residence, 
Monk  St.,  STOUGHTON.MASS. 


GEORGE    P.     CORBETT, 


BLHCKSmiTH 


AND 


HORSE 


SHOER 


Shop,  off  Freeman  St. 
^       Residence,  Park  St., 

-'         STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


D.  DEACON, 

Plumber,  Steam  and  Gas  Fitter. 

Pumps,  Supplies  and  Repairs. 

METAL  ROOFING.  FURNACES. 

Agent  for  HUB   RANGES. 
Pleasant  St.,         STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


I-     A     U     IM     D     R     Y. 

FIRST-CLASS    WORK    PROMPTLY    AND     NEATLY    DONE. 

Work  done  by  hand  and  satisfaction  guaranteed.     Special  attention  given    to 

Ladies  Shirt  Waists  and  Summer  Apparel. 

J.         SAIVI  l_EE,         F=>»OI=>    l=* 

MONK'S  BLOCK.   WASHINGTON  ST.,    STOUGHTON,  MASS. 

\A/.  A.  GRAY, 

Sanitary  Plumbing.    Steam,  Hot  Water,  and  Gas  Fitting 

Tin,  Sheet,  Iron,  and  Copper  Work.  Tin  Roofing  and 

Jobbing. 

Wind  Mill  and  Pump   Work  a  Specialty.  /I 

Estimates  Cheerfully  Given.      Monk**  itiu.,  Washington  St 

Box  674,  STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


I      II.    SMITH    Ai    CO. 

Porter  St., 

STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


:  GROCERS. 


I  We  carry   the  largest  line 

of  plain  and  fancy  cakes 
I  and  crackers  in  the  county. 


Watches,  Diamonds,  Silverware,  Stationery, 
Fountain  Pens,  Cutlery,  Etc. 


J       fi.    W.   DARLING, 

I  Darling's  Blk.,        STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


AND    REKKliKM   I      IUIOK    OF   STOl'<  iHTl  IN. 


STOUGHTON'S  ELECTRIC  STREET  CAR  SERVICE. 
BROCKTON  STREET  RAILWAY  CO. 

Carsfor  BROCKTON  leave  stoi/chton  (KNTRE,  week-days    6.00,  616  a.  m.  and  everj  hall 

hour  until  11.15  p.  m. 

Sundays— 7.15  a.  m.  and  everv  half  hour  until  in.  i;,  p.  m. 

Cars  leave  BROCKTON  for  ST<  U'CUTi  >N.   week  .lays     5.80,  6.46a.  m.  and  every  half  hour  until 
111.45*  p.  m. 

Sundays— 6.45  a.  in.  and  every  half  hour  until  10.45  p.  in. 
*Or  after  theatre  if  any. 
BLUE  HILL  STREET  RAILWAY  CARS  LEAVE  ST<  •('(  ill  T<  >.\   AS   I'uLLuWS: 
NORTHBOUND    STOUGHTON  TO  CANTON  A\h  PONKAPOAG     Daily  and  Sunday  Service. 

Cars  leave  SToUtiHToN  jif,.3o.S7.o.r>.  £7.80,  B.05,  8.80,  9.03,  9.80,   10.05,  10.80,  11.05,  11.80a.  in 
12.30,  1.05,  1.80,  2.(15,  8.80,  3.05,  8.80,  4.05,  1.84,  5.05,  5.80,  6.05,  6.80,  7.05,  7.80,  8.05,  8  80,  9  05,  9  80,  10.05,  10.8  i, 
§11.05.  p.  m. 

Cars  arrive  CANTON  6.55,  7.2SI,  7.55.  s. •_".(.  s..v».  '.».-«i,  0.55,  10.29,  10.55,  11.29,  11.55  a.  in..  12.29,  12.55 
1.55,2.29,2.55,8.29,3.55,4.49,4.57,5.29,5.55,6.29,6.55,7.29,7.55.8.29,8.55,9.29  9.55    10.29,  10.55,  ll.29p   m. 

Cars  arrive  CANTON  JUNCTION  7.00,  8.00,  9.00,  10.00,  11.00  a.  m.,  12.00  in..   1.00,  2.00,8.00,  1.00, 
5.01,  5.50,  7.00,  8.00,  9.00,  10.00.  10.55,  11.44  p.  m. 

Cars  leave  CANTON  JUNCTION  §6.01,  §7.01,  *7.85,  §8.01,  9.01,  10.01,  11.01  a.  in..  12.01,  1.01,  2.01,  8.01, 
1.01.  5.02,  5.55.  7.01,  8.01,  9.01,  10.01,  §10.56,  ]  11.55  p.  m. 

Oars  leave  CANTON  6.(15,  7.H5.  7.4(1,  8.(15.  *K.2L  SstS.31,  9.05,  *9.80,  10.05,  *10.80,  11.05,  *11.80  a.  m..  12.05, 
1.05,  2.05,  3.05,  4.(i5.  5.06,  6.05,  6.05,  7.05,  8.05,  9.05,  10.05,  11.00,  11.00,  12.00  p.  m. 

Cars  arrive  ELloT  SCHOOL  6.15,  7.15,  7.50,  8.15,  8.80,  Ml.  9,15,  9  l!'.  10.15,  10.40,  11.15.  11.40a.  in. 
12.15,  1.15,  2.15,  3.15,  4.15,  5.15,  6.15.  6.15,  7.15,  8.15,  9.15,  10.15,  11.10,  11.10,  12.10  p.  in. 

Cars  arrive  PONKAPOAG  6.25,  7.25.  8.00,  8.25,  8.40,  9.25,  10.25,  11.25,  11.50  a.  m.,  12.25,  1.25,  2.2J 
4.25,  5.25,  6.25,  6.25,  7.25,  8.25.  9.25,  10.25.  11.20,  11.20,  12.20. 

§  omitted  Sundays.       *  Sundays  only.       ;  Saturdays  only,      t  Omitted  Saturdays  and  holidays 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARES  EACH  WAY 


BETWEEN  STOUGHTON  AND  BOSTON. 

DISTANCE    18   MILES. 

Five  ride  ticket  . 


One  month S  8  00 

Two  months 15  00        Single  ride  ticket. . 

Three  months 20  00       Children  between 

Children  under  18  years  of  age,  one  half  single  fare 

above  rates 

The  commutation  tickets  are  for  one.  two.  and  three  months  only,  ( lineiieing  from  any  week  das- 
Cost  of  1000-mile  l k  820. 


and  12  years  i  if  age, 


For  =  =  = 

A  home-like  place 

A  central  street 

A  pleasant  room 

Good  things  to  eat 

Our  Hotel  Rates  cannot  be  beat. 


inilr'i .) 


H 


Ml 


Stoughton, 
Mass. 


QEORQE  H.    TAYLOR, 

PROP'R 


F. 


■Pi.  Great  Variety  of  Flowering  Plants. 

Perennials  and  Biennials  a  Specialty. 

DESIGN     ^KT  OEK 

Promptly    Furnished    For    All    Occasions. 
ORDERS  BY  MAIL  GIVEN  PROMPT  ATTENTION. 
Houses,  Pleasant  St.                                                                P-  0-  Box  33. 
NORTH    STOUGHTON,    MASS. 


BOOTS     SHOES. 


J.  S. 

PLEASANT  ST. 


CAPEN. 

STOUGHTON,  MASS 


WARREN  P.  BIRD,      PENSION    AND    CLAIM    agent. 

Washington  St..  stoughton, mass.  '  Also  Justice  of  the  Peace. 


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ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


LJ  j^  p^  p^  y     F-1 
GOOD  LJJGKFARM. 

PURE    MILKEAr5bN  PRODUCE. 

POULTRY  AND  EGOS. 

Mailorders    promptly  filled. 

Residence,  Pine  St. , 
P.  0.  Address,  STOUGHTON,  MASS 


S  W  I  F=T, 


MM.     R.     BLMKE, 
Staple     and     Fancy     Groceries. 


"CLOVER  HILL"  Print  Butter,  Best  in  the  World. 


Orders  Solicited. 


38  Walnut  St., 


Prompt  Service  and  Satisfaction  Guaranteed. 

STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


INTERVALE    FARM, 

Distributers  of 

PURE   MILK. 

PASTEURISED      IF      DESIRED. 

Milk  and  Utensils  carefully  cared  for. 
Delivery  made  in  Glass  Jars. 

One    Cow's    Milk     Delivered    for  Nursing 
Children. 

C.  F.  CURTIS,  Prop'r, 

Pine  St.,  STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


LORING, 

Harness   Maker 
and 

Garriage 

Trimmer. 

Repairing  Neatly  and 
Promptly  Done  at   Reason- 
able Prices. 

Shop  at  Residence,  School  St.,  near  Electric  Light  Station, 
STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


FRANK  F.  SMITH, 


DEALER    IN 


Wood  and  Charcoal. 

Plain,  cor.  West  St., 

STOUGHTON,       MASS. 


GEORGE   H.  HAWES, 


Dealer  in  Pure  Milk. 

Delivery  in  all  parts  of  the  town.       Milk  in  Glass  Jars  if 

desired. 

99  Pleasant  St.,  STOUGHTON.  MASS. 


EMORY    HHWES, 

DEALER       I  rSI 

CHOICE     FAMILY     GROCERIES,      FLOUR,       GRAIN,       ETC. 
Agent    for  STOCKBRIDOE'S     MANURES     aud     BOWKER'S     PHOSPHATES. 

Post  Office  Square,         -         NORTH  STOUGHTON,   MASS. 


Dealer    in 


\A/.     REYNOLDS, 
FRESH      AND      SALT      FISH. 


Team  ;it  North  Button,  Tuesdays,  T«nni  )tt  Sharon,  Thursdays. 

"       "    Avon,  Wednesdays.  "       "   Stoughton,  Fridays. 

With  Good  Goods  and  Honest  Dealing!  I  have  catered  to  my  customers   for  the   punt  ten 

rears,     i  «>>i  >•  i  i  ■  sta  »  i  «■  •>!  your  patronage  in  tin-  future. 

PARK      ST.,  S-TOUGI-l-rOrM,      IN/IASS. 

feH-J5*!!™ MK'g  I  CASH  STORE  SAVES  YOU  25  PER  CENT. 


CARRIAGES  GEORGE  B.  MAC  «OKA!N,     Manufactured 

and   WAGONS  S        Washington  St.,  Stoughton.  Mass.        j  and  Repaired. 


AND  REFERENCE  BOOK  OF  STOUGHTON, 


1  39 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


OF- 


STOUGHTON,  MASS. 


ABBREVIATIONS  :    N.  S..  North  Stoughton  :  W,  s..  West  Stoughton. 


Agricultural  Implements. 
BURRELL,  H.  G.     Porter  st. 
HAWES.   EMORY.      Postofflce  sq.,  N.  S.     See 

page  128. 
PORTER,  R.  D.,  AGT.  Washington  St.    Seepage 

124. 
SWAN,  W.  R.     Wyman  st. 

Architect. 
Alexander.  Winthrop.    Pleasant,  n.  Lincoln. 

Artists. 
Lamb,  F.  Mortimer.    7  Grove. 
Waldo,  Miss  C.  G.     18  Pleasant. 

Athletic  Goods. 
LEHAN,  JAMES.     Swan's    Block,    Freeman    st. 
See  margin  lines. 

Auctioneers. 
BRITTON,  H.  W.     Porter  st. 
HOLBROOK,  HENRY  E.    2  .Monks  Block.  Wash 

ington  st.    See  page  12:.'. 
UPHAM,  M.  M.     Pearl  st.    See  page  122. 

Baker. 
Southworth,  Gurdon.     Freeman  st. 

Bank. 
Stoughton  Co-operative  Bank.     Porter  st. 

Bankers. 
Britton,  Henry  W.  &  Co.     Porter  St. 

Barbers. 
HARRIS,  JOE.  S.   Washington  st.    See  page  L2I . 
JOHNSON,  E.  PERLfaY.     Wyman  st. 
Kannort'sky,  Charles.    Washington  st. 
Murphy,  James  H.    Washington  st. 
Stickney.  Fred  J.     Wyman  st . 

Bath  Cabinets. 
BUCKEYE  VAPOR  BATH.    James   Baker,   gen- 
eral agt.     Freeman  st. 

Bicycle  Dealer  and  Sundries. 
LEHAN,    JAMES.       Freeman  st.      See    margin 
lines. 

Bicycle  Manufacturers. 
Stoughton  Cycle  Co.     Washington  st. 

Billiards  and  Pool. 
riark.  Peter.    Washington  st. 
Nallv.  M.     Porter  st. 


Blacksmiths. 
i  Sec  also  Horseshoers.  i 

CORBETT,  GEORGE  P.     Freeman  st.     Seepage 

126. 

HENDERSON,  D.    Porter  st..  r.  Smiths  (,i py. 

MESSER,  F.  H.     Washington  st. 
Payne,  Henry  S.    r.  Washington  st. 
PYE,  JOHN.'    Washington  st.    See  page  185. 
Snell,  Frederick.    Turnpike  st..  N.  s. 

Boarding  Houses. 
Byrnes,  P.  C.    55  School. 
GAY,    MRS.    H.   E.     Washington    st.     See    page 

121. 

Bonnet  Frame  Wire  Manufacturer. 
COOPER,  GEORGE  A.     Rockland  st. 
Books  and  Stationery. 
DARLING,  H.  W.    Washington  st.     See  margin 

lines. 
WILKINS'S  DRUG  STORE.  Washington  st.    See 
page  J24. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 


See  margin 


CAPEN,  JOSEPH  S.     Pleasant 

lines. 

Learn,  Henry.    Pearl  st. 
Marston.  Isaac  v.    Washington  si. 
Smith.  Edward.    Porter  st . 
Wales.  George.    Washington  st, 

Boot  and  Shoe  Findings. 
PHINNEY,  J.  G.  COUNTER  CO.     Factory.  Sum 
nier  si .     Boston  office,  188  Summei 

Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturers. 

FITZPATRICK.  J.  &  H.     Bui. 
I  phaui  Bros  .v  l  !o.    Pleasant  st. 
WALES  FRENCH  SHOE  CO.     Schoo}  si 
room.  183  Esses  st.,  Boston. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Repairer. 
BAKER,  JAMES.     Freeman  st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Sole  Leather. 
PHINNEY,  J.  G.  COUNTER  CO.     Summer  st. 
Boston  office,  186  Summer. 

Box  Manufacturers. 
PIERCE,  H.  C.  &  CO.      (Paper       Record  Bldg., 
Washington  si 


Himeiic  Goods. 


JAMES      LEHAN 

Swan's  Block, 

Freeman  St.,       Stoughton,  Mass. 


\     Bicycles  and  Sundtles. 

Music  Boxes. 
I  Phonographs  and  Supplies. 


Cider  and 

Pure    Cider    Vinega 

at  Wholesale  and  Retail. 


r(JOSEPH  B.  PORTER, 

\      Randolph  St.,    Ponkapoag,  Mans. 


Wood  Sawed  to  Order, 

and  for  Sale. 


130 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


Brick  Dealers. 
STOUGHTON  LUMBER  CO.    Off  School  st.    See 
front  cover. 

Building  Mover. 
Monk.  E.  B.     Park  st. 

Butter,  Cheese,  and  Eggs. 
BLAKE,  W.  R.    38  Walnut.    See  page  128. 

Butterick's  Patterns. 
BROWN,  CHARLES   A.    Wyman  st.    See  page 

ias. 

Cabinet  Maker. 
HAWES.F.  H.     Monk  st.    See  page  126. 

Cameras  and  Supplies. 
PIERCE.  W.  L.     W.  R.  Swan's  Blk.,  Washing- 
ton st.    See  page  5. 
SAVELS,  F.  B.     Swan's  Blk..  Freeman  st. 

Carbonated  Beverages. 
SIMPSON    SPRING    CO.      South    Easton.      See 
back  cover. 

Carbonized  Wool  Stock. 
Stoughton  Mills.    West  Stoughton. 

Carpets. 
LOWE  &  SMITH.     Porter  st.    See  page  122. 

Carriage  Makers  and  Dealers. 
BRITTON,  L.  G.     Central,  cor.  Pleasant 
Cleaves.  C.  B.     Washington  St. 
MAC  GOWAN,  GEORGE  B.   Washington  st.    See 

margin  lines. 
MOWRY,  LUCIUS.  Washington  st.    See  page  7. 

Carriage  Smiths. 
CORBETT,  GEORGE  P.     Freeman  st.    Seepage 

126. 
HENDERSON,  D.     I'orter  st..  r.  Smith's(ir..cerv. 
MAC  GOWAN,  GEORGEB.   Washington  st.    See 

margin  lines, 
SneU,  Frederick.    Turnpike  st..  N.  S. 
PYE,  JOHN.     Washington  st.    See  page  185. 

Carriage  Trimmer. 
LORING,  H.  A.     18SchooL    See  page  128. 

Caterer. 
TAYLOR,  GEORGE  H.     Taylors  Botel,  Wyman 
st.     Bee  page  127. 

Cattle  Inspector. 
Murphy,  James.    School  st. 

Charcoal  and  Wood. 
SMITH,  FRANK  F.     Plain,  cor.  West.    See  page 

Chiropodist. 
WELCH,  MRS.  M.  M.     Monk's  Block,  Washing- 
ton St. 

Cider  and  Vinegar  Manufacturers. 
(Jay,  I.  &  So,,     Island  Bt.,  W.  s. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
ANDERSON,  E.  C.     Washington,  cor.   Wyman. 


i  '.'<  I 


i  llark,  Peter.     Washing!  i 

<  onn.ll.  .lolin  !•'.      Port. -I-  st . 

GREEN,  LEWIS.     Washington  st.     See  margin 

Griggs,  M.     Pearl  st. 

HARRIS.  JOE.  S.    Washington  st      See  page  186. 
JOHNSON,  E.  PERLEY.     Wyman  Bt. 
SAVELS,  FRED  B.    Bwan'a  Bill     Freeman  Bt. 
WILKINS'S  DRUG  STORE.  Washington  st.  See 

124 
VERGE,  HENRY  A.     Postofflce    M.N    S 

Civil  Engineers. 
CRAFTS,  N.  HENRY.     66  Morton,  See  pa 
RICHARDSON,  JAMES   W.      Walnut    st.      See 


Clairvoyant. 
Uphan,  Abbie  A.     Washington  st. 

Clothing  and  Men's  Furnishings. 
Cotter  &  Farley.    Washington  st. 
Lane,  T.  H.  &  Co.    Washington  st. 

Coal  and  Wood. 
MURPHY.   CORNELIUS.     Porter  St.    See  mar- 
gin back  cover. 
PORTER,    ROBERT    D.     Washington    st.      See 

page  121. 
Vanston.  John  H.    Washington  st. 

Confectionery  and  Fruit. 
BROWN.  CHARLES  A.     Wymanst.      Seepage 

123. 
Fry,  Samuel  J.    Washington  st. 
SAVELS,  FRED  B.     Freeman  st. 
SOUTH  WORTH,  L.  H.     Central  St..  W.  S. 

Contractors    Carpenters. 
BROCK.  DANIEL  W.     Brock  st. 
CHURCHILL,  C.  C.     Lincolnst. 
Curtis.  Elliot  A.    35  Walnut. 
CURTIS.  GEORGE  P.     Seaverst. 
Edwards,  F.  F.    Park  st. 
(iriffin.  W.  W.    (50  Walnut. 
Hawes.  E.  S.    Page  st..  N.  S. 
KANDALL,  ALBERT  M.     Plain  st. 
THOMPSON,  E.     ( iff  Pleasant  st . 
VERGE,  HENRY  A.     Postomee  sq.,  N.  S. 
WARD,  RICHARD  B.    Kenneth  Court. 
WHITE,  F.  H.    2 Rockland. 
Witt.  H.  C.    Wyman  st. 

Contractor— Excavating  and  Grading. 

DYKEMAN,  JAMES  E.     off  Walnut  st. 

Contractors- General. 

UNITED  STATES  PAVING  CO.  NewYorkand 
Boston.    See  page  6. 

Contractors    Masons. 
DYKEMAN,  JAMES  E.     ( iff  Walnut  st. 
HAYES,  JAMES.    Sumnerst.    See  page  123. 
KAY  WAR  u,  E.  A.    2.".  Porter. 
JUNES,  FRANK  M.     Prospectst. 
PORTER,  U.  C.  &  SON.     (.Stone.)    Canton  st. 
REYNOLDS,  D.  F.    Prospect  st. 

Crockery  and  Glassware. 
BROWN,  CHARLES  A.    Wyman  st.    See  page 

123. 
LOWE  &  SMITH.     Porterst.    See  page  122. 
Cutlery. 
i  See  also  Hardware  and  <  Jul  lery.  I 
DARLING,  H.  W.    Washington  st.    See  margin 

lilll'S. 

Dentists. 
HOLMES,     E.     PROCTOR.       Washington.    ,-,„■ 
Wyman.     Office    hours.  B   a.    m.    to    12  m.,    1  :'Mt 

PERr1'n,"'edwaRD  A.  Monk's  Block,  Wash 
Ington  at.  Office  hours,  s  to  12  a.  m.  and  2  to 
B  p,  m.    Telephone. 

Doors,  Sash,  and  Blinds. 
STOUGHTON  LUMBER  CO.    Off  School  St.    See 

front  cover. 
Door    and    Window  Screen   Manufacturers 

and  Dealers. 
HAWES.  F.H.    Monk  st.    See  page  MM 
LOWE  &  SMITH.    Porterst.    Seepage  122. 

Druggists. 
ANDERSON,  E.  C.     Washington,  cor,  Wyman 

See  page  126 
Boston  Drug  Co.    Washington  st. 
w  lieeler,  E  J.     I  Mgr. '     Washington  st. 
WILKINS,  E.  N.     Washington  st.    See  page  124. 


CARRIAGES  i  GEORGE   B.    MAC  GOWAN,  Manufactured 

and    WAGONS  j  Washington  St..    Stoughton.  Mass.  I  and  Repaired. 


GEORGE  B.  MACGOWAIM,'     >C7X  R  RI7XCEE 

Washington  St.,    Stoughton,  Mass.       \      Manufacturer       and       Repairer! 


AND   REFERENCE    BOOK    OF   -  I  <  >l  ..ll|..\ 


181 


Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 

BROWN,  CHARLES  A.    Wyman  si.    Seepage 

123. 
Capen,  Miss  A.  F.     Washington  St. 
Monk.  George.     Washington  st. 

Engineer    Consulting. 
CRAFTS,  N.  HENRY.    65 Morton.    Seepage  182. 

Express  Company. 
Dennie's  Stoughton  and  Boston  Express.     Wy- 

man  st. 

Expressmen. 
Holbrook,  Walter  C.    Washington  st. 
MAHONEY,  DENNIS.     Mortonsq. 

Fancy  Work  and  Embroidery. 
MOORE, MRS.  J.    107  Pleasant  st.    Seepagel21. 

Fence  Posts. 
VAUGHN,  C.  H.     Sumner  st.    Sse  page  124. 

Fertilizers. 
HAWES,   EMORY.    Post  Office  sq.,  N.  S.    See 

page  128. 
MURPHY,  CORNELIUS.     Porter  st.     Yard  at 

W.  S.    See  margin,  hack  cover. 
PORTER,    ROBERT   D.      Washington  st.      See 

page  124. 
SWAN,  W.  R.     Wyman. 

Fish  Dealers. 
Mahoney,  D.  W.    Park  st. 

REYNOLDS,  LEWIS  W.     Park  st.    See  page  128. 
Wayland,  John  A.    Pleasant  st. 

Florists. 
HUTCHEON,  ROBERT.    Grovest. 
MANN,  H.  W.    Washington  st.,- opp.  Evergreen 

Cemetery.    See  page  122. 
Rumrev.  F.  L.     95  Pleasant  st. 
Southworth,  H.  K.     W.  Stoughton. 
STOUGHTON  GREEN  HOUSE.     Grove  st. 
WASHINGTON,  BENJAMIN  F.     Pleasant  St.,  N. 

S.    See  page  127. 
WHITE,  W.  N.     Pearl  st. 

Flour,  Feed,  and  Grain. 
FISHER,  W.  F.     off  Porter. 
HAWES,    EMORY.     Postoffice  sq.,  N.  S.      See 

page  128. 
MILLIKEN,  F.  H.     Washington,  cor.  Porter. 
SWAN,  W.  R.     Wyman  st. 

Fruit  Raisers  and  Dealers. 
FRUITLAND    FARM.       Jesse    Gay,     Manager. 

West  st. 
GREEN,  LEWIS.  Washington  st.    See  page  168. 
Kennedy,  J.  J.     Washington  st. 
DRAKE',  EDGAR  F.     Bay  Road.   Sharon.     See 

page  102. 

Furniture  Dealers. 
LOWE  &  SMITH.     1.  3.  5.  and  7  Porter  st.      See 

page  122. 

Furniture  Repairing. 
HAWES,  F.  H.     Monk  st.    See  page  126. 

General  Store. 
McCormick,    B.      (Estate    of.)      Summer,    cor. 

School. 

Grocers— Retail. 
Atwood,  N.  S.  &  Son.     Washington  st. 
Blackmer,  C.  W.     Porter  st. 
BLAKE,  W.  R.     38  Walnut.     See  page  l'.N. 
Briggs,  L.  G.    Pleasant,  cor.  Lincoln. 
Carpenter,  A.  W..  Agent.     Porter  st. 
Drake.  Henry  A.     2(1  Pleasant. 
Drake,  Herbert  R.     Washington  st. 
HAWES,  EMORY.     Postoffice  sq.,   N.  S.     See 

page  128. 
HOLMES,  A.  L.     Porter  st. 
MILLIKEN,  F.  H.     Washington,  cor.  Porter. 
Smith.  B.    Canton,  cor.  School. 


SMITH,  J.  H.  &  CO.      Porter  Bt.     See  margin 

SOUTHWORTH,  L.  H.    Central  Bt.,  W.  s 

SWAN,  W.  R.     Wyman  si 

VERGE,  HENRY  A     Postoffice  sq.,  N    - 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 
BURRELL,  H.  G.     Porter  Bl 

SWAN,  W.  R.      Wyman  -i 

Harness  Makers  and  Repairers. 
LORING,  H.A.  18School.  See  page  128 
MOWRY.  LUCIUS.    Washington  Bl     See  page  ; 

Hay,  Grain,  and  Straw. 
FISHER,  W.  F.    Off  Porter  st. 
ROBtflNS,  ISAAC  E.  Washington  si    See  page  £ 
SuUTH  WORTH,  L.  H.    Central  St.,  W    S 

Horse  Clipping. 
RE1LLY,  JAMES.     Porter  st.    Seepagel84. 

Horse  Dealers. 

FORRISTALL,  JAMES  G.    South  st. 

MOWRY,  LUCIUS.    Washington  st.   See  page  ! 

Horseshoers. 

I  See  also  Blacksmiths,  i 

CORBETT,  GEORGE  P.     Freeman  st.    Seepage 

126.  , 

HENDERSON,   D.     Porter  st.,    r.   Smith 

eery. 
McSSER,  F.  H.     Washington  st. 
PYE,  JOHN.    Washington  st.    See  page  135. 

Hotels. 
McLean  House.  Wyman  st. 
STOUGHTON    HOUSE.      John  Albert,   Prop'r 

Washington  st.     See  page  124. 
TAYLOR'S     HOTEL.      5.  B.    Taylor,    Prop'r 

Wyman  st.     See  page  127. 

House  Furnishings. 
LOWE  &  SMITH.    Porter  st.    Seepage  122 

Ice  Chests. 
ROBBINS,  ISAAC  E.  Washington  st.  See  page5. 

Ice  Cream. 
Stoughton  Ice  Cream  Co.     odd  Fellows'  Blk. 

Ice  Cream  Parlors. 
Griggs.  Moses.    Pearl  st . 
Jameson,  L,  A.     Freeman  st . 
SAVELS,  FRED  B.    Swan's  Blk..  Freeman  st 
Smith.  William  E.     York  st. 

Ice  Dealers. 
Monk.  Frank.     West  st. 
ROBBINS,  ISAAC  E.  Washington  st.  Seepage5 

Insurance  Agents. 
BRITTON,  HENRY  W.     Potter  st. 
CURTIS,  A.  PERRY.    Lincoln  st.    Seepage  128 
HOLBROOK,  H.  E.    Monks  Blk..  Washington  st 

See  page  122. 
PHINNEY,    JOHN    W.      Summer  si       B 

Office.  Equitable  Building. 
Swan  &  Atwood.    I  >dd  Fellows'  Blk. 
Talbot,  J.  Elmer.     I  School. 
WENTWORTH,     GEORGE   0.      2   Monk's   Blk 
Washington  st.    Res.,  85  Park.    See  paj 
Jewelers. 
DARLING,   H.  W.     Darling's  Blk.,  Washington 

st.    See  margin  Lines 
PIERCE,   W.    L.    w     K  Swan's  Blk..  Washing 

ton  St.      See  page  ."). 

Junk  Dealers. 
CLIFFORD,  K.  R.    8  School  st. 
i  lonnors,  Samuel.     120  Pearl. 
Stroum,  B.    <  >ff  Washington  si 

Knife  Sharpener  Manufacturers. 

CONVEX      KNIFE     SHARPENER  CO.       P.     M 

Withington.  Prop'r.    i  Porter.    See  page  124 


PHONOGRAPHS,  f 


JAMEl 


UEHAN. 


FREEMAN  ST., 


SWANS  BLOCK. 


STOl  tiHTON'. 


Bicycles  and  Sundries, 
Athletic  Goods, 

Music  Boxes. 


WOOD  5HWIN6.  H225SLSL£2StSH  CWerandVinegar. 


132 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


Ladies'  Tailor. 
BYER,  G.  FRANK.    Pleasant  st. 

Landscape  Gardener. 
DAVEY.  WILLIAM  M.    Plain  st.    See  page  124. 
Last  and  Shoe  Stretcher  Manufacturer. 

Belcher,  George  E.    Pleasant  st. 

Laundries. 

Burnham,  Robert.     (Agent.)    6  Lincoln. 
LEE,  J.  SAM.    Washington  st.    See  page  126. 
Toomey,  D.  J.     (Agent.)    Canton  st. 

Lawyers. 

BIRD,  WARREN  P.  Washington  st.  See  mar- 
gin lines. 

Leonard,  Edgar  F.    Washington  st. 

MARDEN,  OSCAR  A.  Swan's  Bldg.  Room  413, 
Sears  Bldg..  199  Washington,  Boston. 

Library. 

Public  Library.  Town  House.  Pearl,  cor.  Por- 
ter. 


Lime  and  Cement. 

Washington    st. 


See 


PORTER,    ROBERT    D 
page  134. 

Live  Stock  Dealer. 
FORRISTALL,  JAMES  G.    South  St. 

Locksmith. 

CLIFFORD,  K.  R.    School  st. 

Lumber. 

PORTER,    ROBERT    D.     Washington    st.     See 

page  124. 
STOUGHTON  LUMBER  CO.    Off  School  st.    See 

front  ci  n  er. 

Lunch  Wagon. 
HOOPER,  H.  A.    SO  Morton.    See  page  168. 

Machinery    Second-Hand. 
CLIFFORD,  K.  R.    School  st 

Manicure  and  Chiropodist. 

WELCH,  MRS.  M.  M.      Monk's  Block,  Washing- 
ton 

Market  Gardeners. 

COLLINS,   HENRY   W.    Central   st.    See  page 

166 
DAVEY.  WILLIAM  M.      Plain  st.     Beepagel24 
DRAKE,  EDGAR  F.     Baj  Road, Sharon.     P.O., 

Weal  Stoughton     See  page  102. 
FRU1TLAND  FARM.  Jesse  Gay,  Manager.  Wesl 

SWIFT.  HARRY  F.     Pine  st.    See  page  128 

Meats  and  Provisions. 

\.i;im     i  leorge  E     Pearl  Bl . 

Atwood,  N   8.     Washington  Bl 

Uherton.  Nathan     90  Lincoln 

Haley  A  Kelley     Bchool  st. 

i  i  p  i  .    i :      Railroad  a\  e 

Mulhollaml    Roberl      Pearl  st 

WHITE,  WILLIAM  H.  &  SON.      Washington  st. 


Men's  Furnishings. 
(See  Clothing  and  Men's  Furnishings.) 

Milk  Dealers. 

Bisbee.  Benjamin  S.     Park  st. 

BREEZY  HILL  FARM.  E.  H.  Gilbert,  Prop'r 
West  st. 

Coughlin.  P.    Morton  st. 

CROCKETT,  BARBARA  M.  Sumner  st. 

Crowell,  Frank  L.    Washington  st. 

CURTIS.  CHARLES  F.  Pine,  cor.  York.  See 
page  128. 

Durfee,  Henry  S.    Sumner  st. 

GOOD  LUCK'  FARM.  Harry  F.  Swift,  Prop'r. 
Pine  st.     See  page  128. 

Guild,  John  B.     Turnpike  st..  N.  S. 

HAWES,  GEORGE  H.  09  Pleasant.  Seepage 
128. 

Johnson.  L.  A.    School  st. 

McNamara,  J.  F.    West  st. 

MITCHELL,  CLARENCE  W.  West  St.,  Stough- 
ton Highlands.    See  page  125. 

Monk.  Frank.    West  st. 

Porter,  J.  Freeman.    Park  st. 

VAUGHN,  C.  H.    Sumner  st.    See  page  124. 

Milliners. 

Capen.  Miss  A.  F.     Washington  st. 

HEELON,  M.  C.      Monks  Block,  Washington  st. 

Monumental  Works. 

Deacon  Bros.    N.  Pearl  st. 

LONG  &  SAUNDERS.  Washington,  cor.  Central. 
Works  at  South  Quincy.    See  page  8. 

Music  Teachers. 

I'.allou.  Miss  B.  R.     18  Pleasant. 
( !i m k,  Mrs.  Lizzie  M.    < lapen  st. 
Crowell.  Frank  L.     Washington  st 
DRAKE.    MISS  A(  MEDA.     (Piano,  Organ,   and 
Arc.  impanist.  I     1  I  Seaver. 

PRATT,  MISS  IDA  B.    (Piano.)    Brittonave. 
Smith,  Mrs.  Delia  Mayhew.    12  Porter, 

Newsdealers. 
ANDERSON,  E.  C.    Washington,  cor,   Wyman. 

See  page   126. 
DARLING,  H.  W.       Washington  st .     See  margin 

lilies. 

SAVELS,  FRED  B.     Swan's  Block.  Freeman  st 

See  margin  lines. 

SOUTHWORTH,  I.  H.    Central  St.,  W.  S. 
WILKINS'S    DRUG   STORE.       Washington    si 

Sec    page  124. 

Newspapers    Weekly. 

NORTH  STOUGHTON  JOURNAL.     72  Page.  N.  S 
STOUGHTON  RECORD.     Record  Bldg.,  Wash 

STOUGHTON  SENTINEL.     Wyman  st 

Nurserymen. 

DAVEY,  WILLIAM  M.     Plains!.      See  page  124. 
MANN.H.  W.     Washington  St.,  opp  Evergreen 
i  lemetery,    See  page  r.\'. 

Opticians  and  Optical  Goods. 
DARLING,  H.  W.      Washington  st.     See  margin 

lilies 

PIERCE,  W.  L.  W.  R.  Swan'S  Blk.,  Washing- 
ton st.      Sec  pace  6 


pufp  r.irtpr  vinpodr,  i  iQcppLj    d     pnRTFR   *  WOOD  sawed  to  order 

Md  Cider  In  qnsatltlei  JUOLrn    D.    rumen,    "**"    JC/%nciic 

In  suit  punhdser.      |        RANDOLPH  ST.,     P0NKAP0A0,  MA88         (  BOO  l"VJK  3ALfc* 


WHEELWRIGHT. 


^GEORGE   B.   MACGOWAIV    CARRIAGE 
*     Washington  St.,  Stoughton,  Mass.      ' 


tKI'.l  IKINii. 


AM)  REFERENCE  BOOK  OF  STOUGHTON. 


133 


Painters    Carriage. 

Cleaves,  C.  B.    r.  Washington  st. 
Lamb,  A.  A.     Monk  St. 
Snell,  F.    Turnpike  st.,  N.  S. 

Painters— House. 

BILLINGS,  SPENCER  A.    24  Plain.    See  page  I. 
FISCHER.  FRANK  J.    (Fischer  Bros.,  Canton. J 

Lincoln  st.    See  page  109. 
Fountain,  Walter  I).     Porter  st. 
Freethy,  Sydney  l».    Sunnier  st. 
Ilowlaiul,  C.  A.    Washington  st. 
Kennedy.  William  &  <  !o.     76  Pearl. 
LaBOMBARD,   LOUIS  C.      Freeman  st.      See 

page5. 
MANN.  FRED.  H.    Monk  st.    Seepages. 
PORTER,  J.  B.     Sunnier  st.     See  jia^e  4. 
Searle,  .lames  i;.    plain  st. 
SHERMAN,  CHARLES  A.     Central,  cor.    Pleas 

ant.     Sen  page  I. 
Smith.  J.  T.  c.    12  Porter. 
SOUTHWORTH,  El  MER  H.      Park.  cor.  Wash 

ington.    See  page  5. 
Whitten,  William  W.    '.)  School. 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Varnishes. 

BURRELL,  H.  G.     Porter  st. 
SWAN,  W.  R.     Wynian  st. 


Paper  Box  Manufacturers. 
Record  Bids: 


PIERCE,  H.  C.  &  CO. 
ington  st. 


Wash 


Paper  Hangers. 

BILLINGS,  SPENCER  A.    24  Plain.    Seepage4. 
LaBOMBARD,    LOUIS  C.      Freeman     st.       See 

page  5. 
MANN.  FRED.  H.    Monk  st.    See  page  5. 
PORTER,  JOSEPH  R.    Sumner  st.    See  page  4. 
SHERMAN,  CHARLES  A.      Central,   cor.  Pleas 

SOUTHWORTH.    ELMER    H.      Cor.   Park  and 
Washington.    See  page5. 

Paper  Stock. 

CLIFFORD,  K.  R.    School  st. 

Perfumes— Lazell's. 

WILKINS'S  DRUG  STORE.       Washington     st. 
See  page  124. 

Pension  Attorney. 

BIRD,  WARREN  P.    Washington  st.    See  mar- 
gin lines. 

Phonographs  and  Records. 

HOOPER,  HENRY  A.      20  Morton.     See     page 

168. 
LEHAN,    JAMES.      Swan's   Bik.,    Freeman   st. 

See  margin  lines. 

Phonograph  Supplies. 
HOOPER,  H.  A.    20  Morton.    See  page  168. 

Photographers. 

'2  Page,  N.  S.     See  inside 
Capen,  cor.  Pleasant.    See 


BISBEE,   JOHN. 

front  cover. 
SAVELS,  FRED.  B 

margin  lines. 


Photographers'  Supplies. 
BISBEE,   JOHN.      72    Page,  N.    S.      See   inside 


Physicians. 

EWING,  EDWARD  H.     i  Assistant  to  Dr.   W.  1 1 
Faxon.)    Washington  st.    Office  hours,  1  to  2 

and  7  to  s  p.  m.    Tel.  con. 
FAXON,  W.  0.     I  Walnut  ave,     Office  hours,  1 

to  'J  and  6  to8p.  ni     Tel   con. 
GLENNON.  M.  Pearl  st.    Office  hours,  2  to  4  and 

;  to  8  p.  in.    Tel,  i. 

ROSE,  DANIEL  C.     Rose  si      Office  hours,  8  to 

laa.  in..  1  to  2.80  and  ;  to  9  p.  m. 
Swan.  ( lharles  I..    Pearl  st. 
Swan.  \v.  K.  t '.     Pearl  st. 
T00MEY.    THOMAS    P.       Central   St. 

hours.   7  to  '.I  a.  in  .  )  to  ;  p.  in. 

Piano  Tuner. 

Searle,  James  K.     Plain  st. 

Plumbers  and  Steam  and  Gas  Fitters. 

BURRELL,  H.  G.     Porter  sf 
DEACON.  DANIEL.     Pleasant  st.    Seepagel26 
GRAY,  WILLIAM  A.    Monk's  i,lk..  Washington 
st.    See  page  126. 

Popcorn  Dealers. 
SMITH,  CLAPP  &  GAY.       Pay  Road.  W.  S. 


Poulterers. 


BREEZY    HILL   FARM. 


Wi 


S1   st. 


Mrs.    II.    a.    Gilbert. 
( lentral  st.      See  mar- 


COLLINS,  HENRY   W 

gin  lines. 
<  'row  ell.  Frank  L.     Washington  st. 
EGAN,  JOHN  E.        Washington,  cor.    Central 

st.    See  page  124. 
FORRISTALL,  JAMES  G.     South  st. 
FRUITLAND    FARM.       Jesse    Gay,    Manager. 

West  st. 
GOOD  LUCK  FARM.       Harry    P.  Swift.   Prop'r 

Pin.-  st.    So.,  page  i'-"-. 
Holbrook,  Albert.     Lincoln  st. 
I  la\  den,  Ji  >hn  H.     Sumner  st . 
Cannon.  John   A.     Plain  st. 
McAllister,  George  P.     I  lentral  st. 
McKinnon,  John.    Sumner  st 
Meyer.  P..  P.    Central  st..  W.  s. 
smith.  Frank  R.     Turnpike  St.,   X.  S. 


Printers- Book  and  Job. 

RECORD  JOB  PRINT.     1! ird  Bldg.,  Washing- 
ton st. 

STOUGHTON   SENTINEL.     Wymanst. 

Proprietary  Medicines. 

WHITTEN,  D.  A.    Prop'r    Whitten's  Wonderful 
Discovery  Restorer.    20  Plain. 

Real  Estate. 

CURTIS.  A.  PERRY.    Lincoln  st.    See  page  122. 
HOLBROOK,  HENRY  E.    2  Monks  Block,  Wash 

ington  st.    See  page 
Swan  .v  Atwood.    i  idd  Felloe  3'  Block. 
UPHAM,  M.  M.     Pearl  st.    Seepage  122. 

Roofer. 

GRAY,  WILLIAM  A.    Monk's  Block,   Washing- 
ton st.    See  page  126. 

Rubber  Goods. 
Caiien.  J.  s.    Pleasant  st. 


BICYCLES. 


JAMES     LEHAr 
Swan's  Block, 
Freeman  St.,     Stougliton. 


i  Bicycle  Sundries,  Athletic 

■>.        Goods,  Music  Boxes, 

r  Phonographs  and  Records. 


lO 


CIDER  and  ) 

VINECAR. 


JOSEPH  B.  PORTER, 

Randolph  St.,  Ponkapoae,  Mass. 


WOOD  SAWING. 


134 


ANTHONY  S   STANDARD    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Rubber  Goods— Manufacturers. 
Plymouth  Rubber  Co.    Monk  st. 
Stoughton  Rubber  Co.    Summer  st. 

Saw  Filing. 
RANDALL,  ALBERT  M.    Plain  st. 

Sewer  Pipes. 
PORTER,   ROBERT    D.      Washington   st.      See 
page  124. 

Sewing  Machines. 
Crosby,  John.    Canton  st. 

Silverware  and  Cutlery. 
PIERCE,  W.  L.    W.   R.  Swan's  Blk..   Washing- 
ton st.    See  page  5. 

Smokers'  Articles. 
HARRIS.  JOE.  S.  Washington  st.    See  page  136. 
JOHNSON,  E.  PERLEY.    Wyman  st. 

Sporting  Goods. 
ANDERSON,  E.  C.     Washington,   cor.   Wyman. 

See  page  l-'u. 
LEHAN,    JAMES.      Swan's    Blk..   Freeman    st. 
See  margin  lines. 

Stables. 
Atwi ifici.  N.  s.    (Sale.)    Washington  st. 
BR1TT0N,  L.  G.  (Sale.)  Central,  cor.  Pleasant. 
MOWRY,  LUCIUS.    Washingtonst.    Seepage?. 
REILLY,  JAMES.    Porter  st.     See  page  124. 
Steam,  Hot  Water,  and  Gas  Fitters. 
BURRELL,  H.  G.    Porter  St. 
DEACON,  DANIEL.     Pleasant  st.      See  page  12(5. 
GRAY,  WILLIAM  A.    Monk'sBlk.,  Washington 
st.    See  page  126. 

Steamship  Ticket  Agent. 
WENTWORTH,    GEORGE    0.     (Dominion  Line 
Steamship  Tickets,  i    Monk's  Blk..  Washington 
-!      Res  .  25  Park.    See  page  122. 
Stock  Farm. 
FORRISTALL,  JAMES  G.    Southst. 

Stone  Cutters. 
LONG   &  SAUNDERS.    Washington,    cor.  Cen- 
tral    Works  at  South  Quincy.    See  page  6. 
Stoves  and  Ranges. 

BURRELL,  H.  G.     Porterst. 

DEACON,  DANIEL.     Pleasant    st.     See  page  i:;i;. 
LOWE  &  SMITH.     Porterst.    See  page  1 .".' 
Tower,  A   EL,  Jr.    Washington  st 
CLIFFORD.  K.  R.    School  st. 
Surveyors. 
CLARK,  HIRAM  M.    Off  Washington  Bt. 
RICHARDSON,  JAMES   W.     Walnut   ave.    See 

pare  122. 

Tack  and  Shoe  Nail  Manufacturer. 
Pratt.  L,    I  iff  « lanton  Bt.,  w.  s. 

Tailors. 
BYER,  G.  FRANK.    Pleasant  Bt. 
[sbiater,  William     Wyman  st 
McKait b  .lames     Washington  st. 
TIGHE.JOHN.    aiu I'sBlock,  Washingtonst. 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
DYKEMAN.  SMITH.  (  >IT  Walnut  st. 
FORRISTALL,  JAMES  G.    South  st. 

\\  ai  mm  i       Moi  ton  si 
MURPHY,  CORNELIUS.     Portei    I      Coalyard 

iee  back  cover. 
ROBBINS,  I.  E.    Washington  st     See  pa 

in    William     Schoi 
VAlK.HN,  c.  H.    Sumnerst.    See  page  124. 
Walker  John     Pearl  Place 

Teas  and  Coffees. 
HOLMES.  A.  L.     Porter  Bt. 


Telegraph  and  Telephone. 
The  Mass.  Telephone  and  Telegraph  Co.     Monk's 

Block. 
New    England   Telegraph    and  Telephone    Co 

Wyman  st. 
Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.     R.  R.  Station. 

Tool  Manufacturer. 
Britton.  Horace  E.    Water  st. 

Undertakers. 
LOWE  &  SMITH.    Porterst.    See  page  122. 

Underwear  Manufacturers. 
Stretton,  Charles  &  Sons.    Porter  st. 

Variety  Stores. 
BROWN,  CHARLES  A.    Wyman  st.    See   page 

123. 
HAWES,  EMORY.     Postoffice  sq„   N.   S.     See 

page  128. 
SAVELS,  FRED   B.     Freeman  st.    See  margin 

lines. 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY,   E.   L.   C.       N.   E.   Agent.       100   High. 

Boston.    See  page  3. 

Veterinary  Surgeon. 
MURPHY,  JAMES,    l  School.    See  page  126. 

Wall  Papers. 
BILLINGS,  SPENCER  A.    24  Plain.    Seepage  4. 
LOWE  &  SMITH.    Porter  st.    See  page  122 
MOORE.  MRS.  J.     IDT  Pleasant.     See  page  121. 
SHERMAN,  CHARLES  A.     Central,  cor.  Pleas 
ant.    See  page  I. 

Water  Works. 
Stoughton  Waterworks.     Municipal. 

Watchmakers  and  Repairers. 
DARLING,  H.  W.     Washington   st.     See  margin 

lines. 
PIERCE,  W.  L.     W.  K.  Swan's  Blk.,  Washington 

St.      See  page  .">. 

Wheelwrights. 
( iummings,  John.     Porter  st. 
MAC  GOWAN,  GEORGE  B.  Washingtonst.     See 
margin  lines. 

Wind  Mills. 
GRAY,  WILLIAM  A.    Monk's  Blk.,  Washington 
st.    See  page  126. 

Window  and  Door  Screens. 
HAWES,  F.  H.    Monk  st.    See  page  126. 
Wire  Manufacturer. 

COOPER,  GEORGE  A.    (Bonnet Wire.)     Rock 

land  st. 

Wood  Dealers. 
BREEZY    HILL    FARM.       Mrs.    H.    A.  Gilbert' 

Prop  r.     West  Bt. 

Gay,  E  &  Son.    island,  cor.  Mill,  W.  8. 
PORTER.     ROBERT    D.      Washington    st        See 

page  124. 
Rowe.  .1      Washington  Bt. 
SMITH,  FRANK  F.    Plain,  cor.  West.    See  pagi 

126 
VAUGHN,  C.  H.    sumnerst     See  page  184 

Wood  Sawing  and  Splitting. 
PORTER.    ROBERT  D.      Washington   Bt.     See 
page  124 

Wood  Worker. 
MAC  GOWAN.    GEORGE  B.      Washington    Bt, 
See  margin  lines. 

Woolen  Goods  Manufacturers. 
French  &  Ward      \   s 


MUSIC  BOXES. 


I      JAM&s  LbHAN,      l l;" ^^l;1;;;l(;:;:;;h- 

)  Swan's  Block,     Freeman  St.,    Stoughton,  Mass.  /     Phonographs    and    Supplies. 


HOUSE,  SCENIC,  and    )    y\      WILLIAMS     ( SIONS  MADE  THAT  ARE 
DECORATIVE  PAINTING,  f        *  no.  EASTON.        '  J  ATTRACTIVE. 


AND   REFERENCE    BOOK    OF    KASToN. 


185 


EASTON,  MASS. 


A  veritable  New  England  gem  of  a  town,  with  its  rural  and  architectural  charms,  the  Ideal  home 
lit'  the  A  mi's  family,  with  their  magnificent  monuments  of  architect  and  landscape,  a  paradise 
ting  the  memory  or  Hon.  Oliver  Ames,  Governor  of  the  Commonwealth  in  1886,  1887,  and  isss  and  once 
the  president  or  the  Pacific  Railroad,  and  Son,  Oakes  Ames,  Congressman  and  builder  of  the  Pacific 
Railroad.    The  township  was  originally  a  part  of  the  Taunton  North  Purchase  from  the  Indians  in 
1668.     Incorporated  December  I,  1735.    In  area  it  includes  89.8  square  miles  and  the  villages  of  North 
Easton,  Eastondale,  Furnace,  South  Easton,  Easton  Center,  and  LTnionville.     Located  '.'i  miles  south 
of  Boston  and  12  miles  north  of  Taunton,  on  the  Taunton  Division  of  the  N.  Y.,  N    ll   &  H    i:    I 
connected  by  electric  car  service  with  Brockton  and  Mansfield.     Population,  11   S  census  1890 
State   census   1895,    4,452.      Valuation,    real   . 'state.    S1.'.U.V.'I\!  :    personal,    s;  ;.>;,,.      ,,,,;,|     54  .  . 
Number  of  polls.  1,321.     Kate  of  tax.  S'.i  00. 


EASTON  POSTOFFICES. 

EASTON. 

HELEN  E.  (iitWAKD.  Postmistress. 
Office  hours  :    6:45  a.  m.  to  8:00  p.  m.      Mails  open  8:18  to  5:40  p.  m.      Mails  close  r:00a.  m„  1:40  p.  m 


NORTH    EASTON. 


office 

8 


J.  B.  CROCKETT,  Postmaster. 
e  hours  :    6:45  a.  m.  to  8:00  p.  m.    Close  Tuesdays  and  Thursdays  at  7::-;n  p.  in         Mails  open  r:22 
:45,  11:15  a.  m..  1:22,  552,  6:45  p.  m.        .Mails  close  V:  10,  8:25a.  m.,  12:25,  5:10,  6:25  p.  m. 


SOUTH   EASTON. 

GEORGE  COPELAND,  Postmaster. 
Office  hours:    7:00  a.  m.  to  8:00.       Mails  open  8:45  a.  m.,  1:45,  5:45  p.m.       Mails  close  8 
6:15  p.  m. 

EASTONDALE. 

J.  M.  HOWARD.  Postmaster. 
Office  hours  :    7:00  a.  m.  to  8:00  p.  m.       Mails  open  9:00  a.  m..  2:00, 6:00p.  m.        Mails  close  7:55  a   m 
12:00  m.,  6:00  p.  m. 


EASTON  CENTRE. 


ARTHUR  F.  GILMOKK.  Postmaster. 
Office  hours:    7:00  a.  m.  to  8:00  p.  m.       Mails  open  ?:40  a.  m.,  5:40  p.  m.       Mails  close  8:15  a.  m 

6:15  p.  m 


j  o  i  p  v  e, 

BLHGKSmiTH. 

Jobbing,  Carriage 

and 

Wagon  Ironing. 

Careful  Attention 
to  SHOEING  Lame.  In- 
terfering, and    Over- 
reaching Horses. 
WASHINGTON  ST 
STOUGHTON,   MASS. 


J.     C.     LAMBERT, 

BARBER. 


STYLISH   HAIR  CUTTING. 

Washington  St..  -  SOUTH  EASTON. 


«./?XJS5  SZ&  53EU&RVING  BROTHERS. '      EASTONFTJRNACE 

ered  in  No.  Easton  daily  by  I       MILK     DEALERS.       I  ±rUKJNAC^, 


The  best  Creamery  Butter.  Choice  Grocer- 1    A.    B.     SLADEN'S,     I  Also  dealer  in  Dry  and  Fancy 
ies.  Selected  Teas  Pure  Coffee,  and      >  <     Goods.     Agent  for   Taun- 

Spices  can  be  had  at  1  Center  St.,      NO.  EASTON,  MASS.  I  ton  Steam  Laundry. 


136 


ANTHONY  S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


E.  J.    CALLAHAN, 

DEALER    IN 

PLAIN   and    FANCY   CRACKERS. 

Orders  for  Weddings  and  Parties  will  receive  prompt  attention. 

We  also  carry  a  full  line  of 

CANNED       GOODS. 

TEAMS   ON    THE    ROAD    DAIL.V. 

BRIDGE  ST.,  NORTH  EASTON,  MASS. 


JUNES  H.  LEflGK  k  SOU. 

FLORISTS. 

Carnations  and  Violets  a  Specialty, 

FLORAL    DESIGNS    AND 
CUT  FLOWERS. 

Greenhouses,  Center  St., 
NORTH  EASTON,  MASS. 


G.  G.  LflNNER  k  CO.. 

BAKERS. 

Our   teams   go  through    STOUGHTON, 

EASTON,    AND    EASTON 

FURNACE  with  fresh 

goods  every  day. 


Store,  48  Center  St , 


NORTH  EASTON,  MASS- 


ARTHUR  F.  &ILM0RE, 


DEALER   IN 


Groceries,  Bakers'  Supplies,  Dry 
Goods,  and  Novelties. 

Choice  Confectionery. 

Center  St.,       EASTOIN  CENTER,  MASS. 


0.  DEMI  k 


DEALERS  IN 


Flour,  Grain,   Coal,  Lime, 

Cement,    hen  Feed, 

and  Hay. 

Agents  for  the  Stockbridge  Manures. 


Washington  St., 


SOUTH  EASTON,  MASS. 


J.  W.  BALDWIN, 
BUILDER, 

ELM  ST., 
North  Easton,  Mass. 


No  dealer  In  Easton  can  show  one  half  as  many  'II       UJ  I  I  II  II  C 

Wall  Paper  Designs  and  Colors  as  \     lYl  .     ifl  I  L  L  I  1 1  lYl  O  • 


Eastern's    L»eadin$    Dealer    in     Wall     Paper. 

M.    WILLIAMS,  WILLIAMS    STREET,  NORTH     EASTON. 


AND   REFERENCE   BOOK   OF   EASTON. 


IS"» 


EASTON  CHURCHES. 


Baptist.    Center  Street  Baptist  Church,  CenterSt.,  qo settled  pastor 

Congregational.  — fcyan^eiiea  I  Congregational  Church,  Depot  St.,  E.  C,   Rev.  ,\.  II.  Fuller,  pastor 

Lutheran.— Swedish  Lutheran  Church,  Williams  St..  X.  E.,  Rev.  A.  M.  Benander,  pastor 

Methodist.-  Mechanic  Street  Methodisl  Church,  Mechanic  St..  Rev.  P.  M.  Vinton,  pastor. 

Roman  Catholic— Immaculate  Conception  Roman  Catholic  Church,  Main  St..  Rev.  James  Loobey, 

pastor. 
Swedish. -Swedish  Free  Church,  Main  St..  Rev.  0.  L.  T.  Lindholm,  pastor. 
Unitarian. — Unity  Church,  Main  St.,  N.  E.,  Rev.  W.  L.  Choffin,  pastor. 


EASTON  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  HIBERNIANS. -Division  8,  A.  0.  H.,  of  No.  Easton.     Meets  first  and  thud 

Thursdays  of  each  month  in  McCarthys  Hall,  Main  St. 
GRAND  ARMY  OFTHE  REPUBLIC.    A.  B.  Randall  Post  52  of  Eastondale.     Meets  second  and 

fourth  Monday  evenings  of  each  month  in  a.  A.  R.  Hall,  Eastondale. 
INDEPENDENT  ORDEROF  ODD  FELLOWS.     Manchester  Unity.— Meets  first  and  third  Wednes 

day  evenings  in  Knights  of  Honor  Hall.  N.  E. 
KNIGHTS  OF  COLUMBUS.- North  Eastern  Council,  No.  238,   K.  of  C.    Meets  firsl   and   third 

Tuesdays  in  Knights  of  Honor  Hall,  Center  St. 
KNIGHTS  OF  HONOR.— Easton  Lodge.  K.  of  H.,  No.   1859.— Meets  second  and   fourth  Tuesdays 

in  Knights  of  Honor  Hall.  Center  St..  N.  E. 
MASSACHUSETTS  CATHOLIC  ORDER  OF  FORESTERS.-  Hendricken  Court,  No.  74,  M.  C.  0.  F. 

Meets  second  and  fourth  Thursday  evenings  in  Forrester's  Hall.   Main  St. 
MASONIC.    Paul  Dean  Lodge,  F.  &  A.  M.    Regular   communications  Wednesday  on  or  before 

full  of  tile  moon  in  Masonic  Hall,  in  <  lakes  Ames  Memorial  Building,  Main  St..   X.    K 
NEW  ENGLAND  ORDER  OF  PROTECTION.    Harmony    Lodge.— Meets  firsl  and  third  Tuesday 

evenings  of  each  month  in  Harmony  Hall. 
ROYAL  ARCANUM.— North  Eastern  Council.  No.  866,  Royal  Arcanum.     Meets  firsl  and  third 

Thursday  evenings  in  Knights  of  Honor  Hall.  Center  St..  X.  E. 
ROYAL  SOCIETY  OF  GOOD  FELLOWS.— John    Erickson    Assembly.    No.    363.    Meets    fourth 

Wednesday  evening  of  each  month  in  Knights  of  Honor  Hall,  Center  st  .  X.  E. 
UNITED  ORDER  OF  GOLDEN  CROSS.     Gov.  Ames  Commandery,  No.  676,  U.  0.  G.  C.     Meets 

second  and  fourth  Mondav  evenings  in  Knights  of  Honor  Hall.  Center  St.,  N,  E 


GEORGE,  fl.  DE  WITT  &  SON. 


ESTABLISHED    1878. 


Contractors  g  Builders. 


...DEALERS     IN... 


lumber.  Builders'  Hardware. 

Brick.  Lime,  and  Cemem. 

36  CENTER  STREET.      -      NORTH  EASTON.  MASS. 

tlouse  Lots  for  Sale  in  North  and  South  Easton. 

Houses  Built  on   Easy   Terms. 


^laK^^d^     I  IRVING  BROTHERS,  ;R"id.6ncFc-      _ 

DELIVERED  IN  NO.  EASTON  DAILY.  1  MILK     DEALERS.  '       fcaston    rurnaCC. 


yand'   A.  B.  SLAD&\,    taa^entoim 


Fancv  Goods,  Boots,  Shoes,  and 

Rubbers,  go  to  \  9  Center  St. 


No.   Easton.  '  steam  Laundry. 


138 


ANTHONY  S   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


J.     C.     GOWARD, 

COAL     AND     ICE, 

Office,  73  Main  Street.  Yard,  Off  Elm  Street,  north  of  Depot.  NORTH  EASTON,  MASS. 

Es"bli!M'828     S.  D.  SIMPSON  &  SON, 

CARRIAGE      MANUFACTURERS. 

Special  Attention  to  Repairing  in  all  its  branches      Also.  Painting.  Trimming,  and  Harness  Repairing. 
WASHINGTON     STREET,  SOUTH     EASTON,     MASS. 


STYLISH 

HAIR 

CUTTING 

AND 

BEARD 

TRIMMING 

AT 


P.    J.    MURPHY'S. 

EAZORS  HONED  AND  CONCAVED. 

Fine  Assortment  of  Cigars,  Pipes,  and  Tobacco. 

Main  St..  opp.  Memorial  Hall,  NO.  EASTON. 


&E0R&E   A.  LACKEY, 


DEALER  IN- 


TEA,  COFFEE, 

CANNED     GOODS, 

Bakers'  Supplies,  and  Confectionery. 

A     Choice    Line     of    Cigars    and    Tobacco. 

SMOKERS'     SUPPLIES. 

Central  Street,  South  Easton. 


JAMES  T.   CLONAN, 

PRACTICAL 


PAINTER 


2  Paper  Hanger. 


North  Baston,   Ma* 


JAMES  H.  MURPHY, 

DEALER  IN— 

CIGARS,   TOBACCO, 

SMOKERS'  SUPPLIES, 
AND   CONFECTIONERY. 

Daily   Papers  and  Stationery. 

Also  Agent  for  White  Star  Steam  Laundry. 

Mechanic  St..    North  Easton,  Mass. 


OLIVER  HANSON, 

JOBBING  CRRPENTER. 

All  Work  Promptly  Attended  To. 

i:.-i. I. •!■<.■,  WMhinffton  si.,  SOUTH     EASTON. 


J.    ELMER    ADAMS, 

Horsesfioer  and  Carriagesmiin. 

CARRIAGE     PAINTER. 

ALL  WORK  NEATLY  AND  PROMPTLY  EXECUTED. 


Turnpike  St. 


EASTONDALE,     MASS. 


DIIDE    Mil   fti       FROM     SELECT    STOCK,    DE- ■      THOMAS       DONAHOI 

rtKE  lYIILIli  liverei)    morning    and  -  milk  dealer. 


EVENING.      ALL  ORDERS  PROMPTLY  ATTENDED  TO.  \  North   L.iston, 


Mass, 


Picture  Frames,  Mouldings,  Wall  Papers,  Paints,  /  t\i\ 
Metal  Ceilings,  and  Interior  Decorations.        i 


WILLIAMS, 

NO.      EASTON. 


AND   REFERENCE   Hook    OP    EASTON. 


139 


EASTON  ELECTRIC  STREET  CAR  SERVICE. 


MANSFIELD.  ATTLEBORO.  TAUNTON.  AND  NORTH  EASTON. 


Leave  No.  Easton  for  Mansfield,  7:30,  8:80,  9:30  a. 

in.,  then  every  two  In  mis  to  '.l::ii>  p.  m. 
Leave  Mansfield  for  No.  Easton,  6:30,  ?:30,  8:30  a. 

in.,  then  every  two  hours  to  8:30  p.  in. 
SUNDAY:    Leave  North  Easton  for  Mansfield. 

8:30  a.  m.,  then  every  two  hours  to  8:30  p.  m, 


Leave  Mansfield   for  North   Easton,   7:80  a.   m., 
then  e\  erj  two  hours  to  9:  W  p.  m. 

I  "in ting  in   Mansfield  depot  with  electrics  for 

Foxboro,  Walpole,  Norw I,  Forest  H 

Bnstuii,  Norton.  Attleboro,  and  Taunton. 


NORTH  EASTON  AND  BROCKTON. 


Leave  cor.  Centre  and  Main  Sts.,  Brockton,  for 
North  Easton — 

Week  Days  :  5:45  a.  m..  and  every  half  hour  un- 
til 10:45  p.  m..  or  after  theater,  if  any. 

Sundays:  7:45  a.  m..  and  every  half' hour  until 
10:15  p.  m. 


Leave  North  Easton  for  Brockton- 
Week  Days:    6:15a,  in.,  and  every  half  hour  un- 
til 11 :15  p.  m. 
Sundays:     7:15  a.m..  and  every  half  hour  until 
10:  (5  p.  in. 


TAUNTON  AND  BROCKTON. 


Leave  Brockton  for  Taunton— 

Week  Days :    5  a.  m.,  and  every  hour  until  9  p. 

m. 
Sundays:     6  a.  m.,  and  every  hour  until  9  p.  m. 

Leave  Brockton  for  South  Easton  and  Last  on 

dale- 
Week  Days  :    5:00,  5:45.  0:00a.  m.,and  every  hour 

until  10  p.  m. 
Extra  car  Wednesday  and  Saturday  evenings  at 

10:30,  or  after  theatre,  if  any. 


Sundays  :    6a.  m.,  and  every  hour  until  9  p.  in. 
Leave  Taunton  for  Brockton- 
Week  Days:    (5  a.  in.,  and  every  hour  until  lOp. 

m. 
Sundays  :     7  a.  m.,  and  every  hour  until  to  p.  m. 
Leave  Eastoiidale  H.  K.  Crossing  for    Brockton 
Week  Days:    6:28,  6:85a.  m.,  and  every  hour  un- 
til 10:85  p.  in. 
Sundays  :      7:35  a.  in.,  and  every  hour  uni 
p.  m'. 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARE  EACH  WAY 


BETWEEN  NO. EASTON  AND  BOSTON. 

DISTANCE   ~'-n..   MILES. 


One  month $10  m> 

Two  months is  ;."> 

Three  months 85  00 

Children  under  is  years  of  age,  3  months' 

ticket 12  so      Single  ride  ticket,  No.  Easton  to  Brockton. 

The  commutation  tickets  are  for  one.  two.  mi' I  three  months  only,  c  immencing  any  week 

Cost  of  1000-mile  book,  880 


Single  ride  ticket 

Five  ride  ticket 

Children  between  5  and  12  yearsof  age, 

single  fare 


50 


lay. 


D.  B.  TIIMKHAM, 

Magnetic  Healer, 

Has  for  Fifteen  Years  Treated  Successfully  Rheu- 
matism, Paralysis,  Sciatica,  Neuralgia,  Ner- 
vousness,   Lumbago,    and   Lung,    Kidney, 
and  Stomach  Troubles,  Etc. 

OFFICE  HOURS,  9  TO    1  1    A.  M.,   5  TO  8  P.  M. 
SUNDAYS,  2TO  5  P.  M. 

TELEPHONE  CONNECTION. 

86  Washington  St.,    -    N.  Easton,  Mass. 


L.  S.  DRAKE 


Manufacturer  of 


IRON  CASTINGS. 

Factory,  Foundry  St. 

Residence,  South  St.,    -    Easton,  Mass. 


ERVING  BROTHERS,      \ 

MILK  DEALERS,  EASTON  FURNACE.  * 


PURE    MILK    PUT   UP  IN  GLASS  JftRS. 
PATRONAGE,   SOUGIT&D. 


DRY   AND  FANCY 

Boots,  Shoes,  and  Rubbers.  \  9  CENTER 


A.    B.    SLADEN,    J 

ENTER  ST NO.  EASTON.  I 


Agent  for 

Taunton  Steam  Laundnj. 


140 


ANTHONYS  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


MAIN  STREET  BAKERY, 

MRS.    D.    A.    RENAHAN    &    CO..    Prop'rs, 

MAIN  STREET, 


North  Easton, 


Mass. 


Ice  Cream  a  Specialty,  whole- 
sale and  retail. 
Parties    Supplied   on    short 
notice 
Bread,    Cakes,    Pies,    and    all 

kinds  of  Pastry. 

A  fresh   supply   constantly  on 

hand. 


S.    A.    ATWOOD, 

DEALER    IN 

Fresh  Fruits,  Vegetables,  Butter,  Cheese,  and  E,qqs,  Tea,  Coffee, 

Canned   Goods,   and   Groceries. 

Center  street,    -  Hortf)  Easton,  mass. 


Also    a    choice    line    of 
SALT    FISH. 


DINEEN  &  CO., 

—  Reliable  — 

Groceries  and  Provisions. 

Sole  agent  for  the  noted 

PILLSBURY    FLOUR. 


60  MAIN  STREET, 


North  Easton, 


Mass. 


E.    E.    KELLEY, 

Plumbing, 

Cold     Water     Piping,    Steam 

and  Hot  Water  Heating. 

Furnaces,      Ranges,      Tin        and 

Sheet  Iron    Ware. 

Pumps,    Lead    Pipe,    Iron    Pipe    and 
Fittings. 

Center  Street,         North  Easton,  Mass. 


A,  G.  PRATT, 

AUCTIONEER  and 
REAL   ESTATE. 

Sales  conducted  in  any  part  of  the 

county  or  state. 

Manufacturer    and    Dealer    in 

lee     Cream     and      Sherbets. 

Picnics  and  parties  supplied. 
Office  and   residence, 

Po(|iianticnt  Ave.,  Easton,  Mass. 


SWIFT   BROS., 

Groceries,  Provisions, 

Boots  and  Shoes, 

Dry    and    Fancy  Goods,    Glass 

and  Wooden  Ware. 
HAY,      GRAIN,      AND      FEED. 


FOUNDRY    ST., 


Easton, 


Mass. 


GLENBROOK  FAMM. 

H.  W.  HEATH,   Prop'r. 

..  Dairy     Produce  .. 

Prospect  St.,  Easton,  Mass. 


A.   W.   HEATH, 

Meats    and   Provisions 


Prospect  St., 


Easton,  Mass. 


\A/.    e.    drake:, 
remover    of    night    soil. 

ALL     ORDERS    PROMPTLY    ATTENDED     TO. 
Depot  Street,  Easton  Center. 

THClM  A^        nni\l  A  Iff  if*        /Pure    Milk    from    inspected   stock  deliv- 
/uiy/ri/io        LSUnimilJL*,  ereel  in   North   Easton   MORNING  and 

MILK   DEALER,  Onter  St.,  North  Easton.  \         EVENING.       Patronage  solicited. 


W  1 1  ^Kl-A  Wt  ^»  ^Has  1000s  and  lOOOs  of  different  kinds  of  Wall 

n  luuirtiuo,     -  Paper  in  all  the  latest  colors.    A  postal  will  brlna 
«f  NORTH  EASTON,  M  ass.  J  them  to  your  door. 


AND    RKFKKF.Nf'K    l'.onK    OF     KASTON. 


141 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 

BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


-OF- 


EASTON,  MASS. 

ABBREVIATIONS:    N.  E..  North  Easton ;  E.  C,  Easton  Centre ;  S.  E.,  South  Easl  m 


Agricultural   Implements. 
SWIFT  BROS.    Foundry  st.    See  page  140. 
WILBUR,  LEMUEL  K.  *  Depot  st..  E.  C.     See 
page  145. 

Auctioneers. 
PRATT,  A.  G.    Poquanticut ave.    Seepagel40. 
SPOONER,  E.  P.     57  Center.  N.  E. 

Automobile  Manufacturers. 

Eclipse  Automobile  Co.     Central  st. 

Bakers. 
CALLAHAN,  E.  J.     (Crackers.)      Bridge  St.,  N. 

E.     See  page  138. 
LANNER,  C.  G.  &  CO.     48   Center.   N.    E.      See 

page  188. 

MAIN  STREET  BAKERY.    Mrs.  D.   \    Renahan 

&  Co..  Prop'rs.    Main  st,,  N.  E.    See  page  140. 

Bakers'  Supplies. 

LACKEY,  GEORGE  A.     Central  st.  S.   E.      See 

page  138. 

Band. 
I'niunville  Band  of  North  Easton.      Harry    Mar- 
shall, Leader. 

Banks. 
National  Bank  of  Easton.     Mainst..  N.  E. 
North  Easton  Savings  Bank.     Main  st..  N.  E. 

Barbers. 
Harlow.  Hugh  E.    Main  st. 
LAMBERT,    J.  C.      Washington  St..  S.   E.      Sec 

page  135. 
MURPHY,  JOHN  F.     Mechanic  St.,  N.  E.     See 

page  167. 
MURPHY,  P.  J.    Main  st..  N.  E.    See  page  188. 

Bicycle  Dealers. 
Herring,  R.  E.    Main,  cor.  William,  N.  E. 
O'CONNOR,  J.  J.     Main  st..  N.  E. 

Blacksmiths. 
i  See  also  Horseshi  iers. 
ADAMS,  J.  ELMER.    Turnpike  st..  Eastondale. 

See  page  188. 
DALEY,  JOHN  H.    Daley's  Corner,  N.  E. 
Fitzpatrick,  Timothy.     Depot   st. 
PHELAN.  FRANK.  '  Hay  st. 
SIMPSON,  S.  D.  &  SON'.     Washington  st.,  S.  E. 
Sec  page  13S. 

Boarding  Houses. 

COOK'S    HOTEL.      Mrs.   M.    A     Cook,    Prop'r. 

Oliver  st..  N.  E. 
RUSSELL,  MRS.  FRED  S.     Main  st..  N.  E. 


Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers. 
LYNCH.  MICHAEL.     Main  si 
SLADEN,  A.  B.     9  Center    N    E       -  ■••  margin 


SWIFT   BROTHERS. 

140. 


Foundry  st .     s  >e  pa- 


Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturers. 
Darling,  Arthur.    Washington  st..  s.  E 
Hatch  >v  Grinnell.    Mechanic  st..  v  i; 
Boot  and  Shoe  Findings. 

Acme  Rand  Co.     (Moulded  Rands.)     Washing 

ton  st..  s.  E. 
LYNCH,  MICHAEL.     Main  St.,  N.  E. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Heel  Manufacturers. 
RANDALL,  J.  F.     Central  St.,  S.  E. 
I;  iss  Heel  < '  >.    Washington  si 
Bottlers. 
SIMPSON    SPRING  CO.     Telephone 23-3,  South 
Easti  in.    See  back  <■■  iver. 

Brick  Dealers. 
DE  WITT,  GEORGE  H.  &  SON.    36  Center,  N    I 
See  page  187. 

Builders'  Hardware. 
DE  WITT,  GEO.   H.  &  SON.    36  Center,  N     1 
See  page  137. 

Butter,  Cheese,  and  Eggs. 

A1W00D,  S.  A.    Center  St.,  N.   i:     See  page 

140, 
KING,  HENRY  W.     King's  ave., N.  E     S 

1 1.".. 

Butter  and  Cream. 
GLENDALE     FARM.      H.     W.     Heath,    Prop'r 
Prospect  st.    See  page  l  W. 

Cabinet  Maker. 
II  iward,  Lucius.     I'm. -ha-'-  si     S   I 

Canned    Goods. 
CALLAHAN,   E.  J.     Bridge  St.,  N.  E     Seepage 
136. 

Carbonated  Beverages. 

SIMPSON  SPRING  CO.    Teleph 23-8,   South 

East< 'ii.    See  bach  cover. 

Carriage  and  Wagon  Builders. 
BUCK,  A.  E.    Chauncy  St.,  Mansfield     Seepage 

SIMPSON,  S.  D.  &  SON.    Washington  si 
See 


PUVIrVf*     RDHTHPDS    \PURE  MILK  FROM  SELECT  AND  INSPECTED 
£/IV\  11\It     DttU  1  IlIit\C>,.       STOCK   DELIVERED  IS  NORTH  EASTOS 

MILK  DEALERS.  Easton  Furnace.  Mass.     I  DAILY.    PATRONAGE  SOLICITED. 


tie  keeps  the  Best  of  Evenj- 


•THE  BEST  IS  THE    CHEAPEST."    ,  A.  (B.   SLADEN 
But  Your   Groceries,  Butter,  9  Center  St., 

Tea,  Coffee,  and  Spices  of   *  NORTH  EASTON,  MASS.  /       ttllllQ  the  lliarket  affOrdS. 


142 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Carriage  Smiths. 
ADAMS,  J.  ELMER.     Turnpike  St.,  Eastondale. 

sw  page  138. 
DALEY.  JOHN  H.     Daley's  Corner.  N.  E. 
PHELAN,  FRANK.     Bay  St. 

Carriage  Trimming. 
SIMPSON,  S.  D.  &  SON.    Washington  St.,  S.  E. 
See  page  138. 

Caterers. 

MAIN  STREET  BAKERY.    Mrs.  D.  A.   Renahan 

&  Co..  Prop'rs.    Main  st.,  N.  E.      See  page  140, 

Cattle  Dealers. 

GRAPEVINE   FARM.     G.    H.    Farrar,    Prop'r. 

Turnpike  st.    See  page  166. 
LOOKOUT    FARM.       E.     T.    Goward,    Prop'r. 

Turnpike  st..  Eastondale.    Seepage  167. 
VALLEY  BROOK    FARM.     Horace    H.    Alger. 
Prop'r.    Turnpike  St..  Eastomlale. 

Cesspool  and  Vault  Cleaner. 
DRAKE,  W.  E.     Depot   st..  E.   C.    See  page  140. 

Cider  and  Vinegar  Manufacturers. 
KING,     HENRY     W.     Kings  ave..    N.     E.    See 

page  145. 
ROLLINS,  G.  J.    Highland  st.    See  page  167. 

Cigars— Jobbers. 
SIMPSON  SPRING  CO.    Telephone  23-8,    South 
Easton.    See  back  cover. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
LACKEY.    GEORGE  A.     Central,  cor.   Washing- 
tun,  s.  E.    See  page  188. 
MURPHY,  JAMES  H.    Mechanic  St.,  N.  E.    See 

page  138. 
MURPHY,  P.  J.     Main  st..  X.  K      See  page  13s. 
O'CONNOR,  J.  J.     Main  St.,  X    B. 
Ripley,  Martin  W.     Depot  st..  E.  < '. 

Civil  Engineers  and  Surveyors. 

Hay  ward  &  Howard.     Foundry  st.,  Eastondale. 

Coal  and  Wood. 

See  also  Wood  Dealers.  > 

Ames.  '  diver  &  Sens.  <  !orp.     Main  st..  X.  E. 
DEAN,  JOHN  0.  &  CO.    Washington  St.,  S   I 

See  page  136. 
GOWARD.  J.  C.    73  Main.  X.  E.    See  page  138 
LORD,  0.  M.  &  SON.     Elm  St.,  X.  E. 

Confectionery. 
GILMORE,  ARTHUR  F.      Center  st.,  E.  C.     See 

page  186. 

Hansc C.  L.     Bay  st. 

LACKEY.  GEORGE  A.     Central,  cor.  Washing 

ton,  S.  E.    See  page  188. 
MURPHY,  JAMES  H.     Mechanic  St.,  N.  E      See 

page  188. 
O'CONNOR,  J.  J.     Main  St.,  X.  E. 
Wait.-.   II     P.     il   Main.   X.   E. 

Constable. 
PRATT,  A.  G.      Poquantlcut ave.     Seepage  140. 

Contractors    Carpenters. 
BAt  DWIN.  J.  W.     Elm  Bt.,  X    K     See  p 
BONNEY,  LUCIAN.     (Jol r.)     Washington  St., 

s.  E. 
Carpenter,  David.    (Jobber.)     Poquantlcul  ave. 
DE  WITT,  GEORGE  H.  &  SON.    86  Centei    N    I 

See  page  188 
HANSON,  OLIVER.     (Jobber.)    Washington  St., 

s   E     See  page  188, 
I  low  aid    i:<  pger       Jobber  I      Turnpike  bI     I  a 

lale 
Smith,  (  iiai  i.  -  K     \\  ashington  Bl  .  Eae  I 

Contractors    Masons. 
\  adersou    \    B     '•  Jennie  Lind,  N    E 

Birnie.   Adam        llou  aid  St. 

Keith  &    l  tiompson     <  lenter  »1     N    I" 


Pearson.  Frank.    Seaver  st..  X.  E. 
Staples,  Herbert  X.     Highland  st. 

Contractors— Stone. 
Dailev.  Cornelius.    Sheridan  st..  N.  E. 
DREW,   WILLIS   B.     (Crushed.)     Washington 
st..  N.  E. 

Cracker  Dealer. 
CALLAHAN,  E.  J.  Bridge  St.,  N.  E.   Seepagel36. 

Cranberry  Grower. 
LOOKOUT  FARM.     E.  T.  Goward.  Prop'r.    Turn- 
pike St..  Eastondale.    See  page  167. 
Dairy  Products. 
GLENBROOK    FARM.      H.    W.    Heath,    Prop'r. 
Prospect  st.     See  page  140. 

Dentist. 
Savery.  W.  P.     Center  St..  N.  E. 

Door  and  Window  Screens. 
PURINTON,  C.  F.  CO.     ( >ff  Washington  st..  S.  E. 
See  page  168. 

Drain  Pipe. 
GOWARD,  J.    C.     73  Main.     Yard,   off   Elm  st. 

See  page  13S. 

Dressmakers. 
Atwood,  Mrs.  J.  D.    5  Williams.  N.  E. 
Clark,  Miss  c.  a.    Center  st..  N.  E. 
LOTHROP.  MRS.  A.  W.    Main  St.,  X.  E. 
Randall.  Miss  Lizzie.     86  Center.  X.  E. 

Druggists. 
Harlow  &  Co.    58  Main.  X.  E. 
Withington,  G.  Q.  &  Co.     7  Center.  X.  E. 

Druggists'  Sundries. 
SIMPSON  SPRING  CO.    Telephone,  88-3,  South 

Easton.     See  hark  COVer. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
SLADEN,  A.  B.     9  Center,   X.   E.    See   margin 

lines. 
SWIFT  BROTHERS.     Foundry  st.     See  page  1  In. 

Eggs  for  Hatching. 
GRUNDBERG,  E.  H.     Washington  st..  X    1. 
PHILLIPS,  H.  A.    Depot  St.,  E".  C.    Seepagel45. 

Engineers' and  Surveyors'  Tools. 
POOL,  J.  M.     Foundry  st.    Seepages. 

Express  Companies. 
\.  u   York  and  Boston   Despatch.    Center,  cor. 

Main. 
Robinson's  Express.    Main  St.,  N.  I'.. 

Extract  Manufacturer. 
Stackpole,  E.  I'.    I  South. 

Fence  Posts. 
WILBUR.  LEMUEL  K.     Depot    St.,    E.    C.      See 
page  1 1"'. 

Fertilizers. 
DEAN,  JOHN  0.  &  CO.     Washington  st..  s.    I'.. 

See  page  186 
LORD,  0.  M.  &  SON.     Elm  Bt.,  X    E. 

Fish  Market. 
9  s     i  lenter  bI  .  \    E. 
Florists. 
LEACH.  J.  H.  &  SON.    Center  St.,   X     i:     See 

i    (86 

M.   I  ai  land.  John.       Mam     1    .   \     E, 

Flour,  Feed,  and  Grain. 
DFAN,  JOHN  0.  &  CO.     Washington   Bt.,  8    E, 

pa   e  186 
LORD,  0.   M.  &  SON.     Elm  St.,  N    I 


HUh  Art  and  Imported  Papers  arc  included  in  Ma       WILLIAMS, 

the  collection  held  by  (worth  easton,  mass. 


WALL  PAPER  and  MOULD- 
ING always  in  stock. 


M.   WILLIAMS, 

\  NORTH  EASTON,  MAS8. 


First-Class  Workmanship  on 
Hanging  Paper. 


ami   REFERENCE   BOOK   OF   EASTON. 


Fruit  and  Vegetables. 
ATWOOD.  S.  A.    Center  St.,  N.  E.  See  page  140. 
KING,  HENRY  W.     King'save.,  N.  E.   Sei 

McLEOD,    WILLIAM.      Poquanticul   ave.     See 

page  167. 
WILLIAMS,  THOMAS  E.     Poquanticul  ave. 

Furnished  Rooms. 
(Iran.  Mrs.  II.  A.     .Main  St..  N.  E. 
Packard.  Miss  Charlotte  E.    59  Main.  X.  E. 
RUSSELL,  MRS.  FRED  S.     Main  St.,  N.  E. 
Furniture  Moving. 

McCarthy,  j.  j.   Main  st..  x.  k.  seepage  it.-,. 

Furniture  Repairer. 
Peel,  David.    Foundry  st. 

General  Stores. 
Ames,  Oliver  &  Sons' Corp.    Mainst.,N.  E. 
DINEEN  &  CO.    60  Main.  X.  E.    See  page  l  K>. 
Mitchell,  Horace  Y.    Washington  st..  s.  E. 
SLADEN,  A.  B.     H   Center.    X.    E.     See  margin 

lines. 
SWIFT  BROTHERS.    Foundry  st.  Seepage  140. 

Grist  Mill. 
DEAN,  JOHN  0.  &  CO.     Washington   St.,  S.  E. 
See  page  130. 

Grocers— Retail. 
ATWOOD,  S.  A.     Center  st..  N.  E.  See  page  140. 
Bradley,  James  F.    45  Main.  X.  E. 
DINEEN  &  CO.     60  Main.  X.  E.     See  page  140. 
GILMORE,  ARTHUR  F.     Center  St.,  EC.    See 

page  186. 
Howard,  J.  M.    Turnpike  St.,  Eastondale. 
Kimball,  George  L.    Hay  st. 
LACKEY.  GEORGE  A."  Central  St.,   S.   E.     See 

page  138. 
SLADEN,  A.  B.     '.I   Center.  X.    E.      See   margin 

lines. 
Smith.  William  A.    Washington  st..  X.  E. 
SWIFT  BROTHERS.     Foundryst.  Seepagel40. 
White.  Frank  A.     Depot  St.,  S.  E. 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 
SWIFT  BROTHERS.     Foundryst.    Seepage  140. 

Hardware  Specialties    Manufacturers. 
NEW  ENGLAND  SPECIALTY  CO.  Pond  st.,  N.E. 

Harness  Maker. 
Crosby,  Cyrenus.    Foundry  st..  Eastondale. 

Harness  Repairers. 
SIMPSON,  S.  D.  &  SON.    Washington  St.,  S.  E. 
See  page  13N. 

Hay,  Grain,  and  Straw. 
DEAN,  JOHN  O.  &  CO.     Washington  St.,  S.  E. 

See  page  136. 
Grady,  A.  X.    Day  st.,  X.  E. 
LORD.  O.  M.  &  SON.     Elm  St.,  N.  E. 
SWIFT  BROTHERS.     Foundryst.    See  page  1 10. 

Health  Drinks. 
SIMPSON  SPRING  CO.    Telephone  23-3,    South 
Easton.     See  hark  cover. 

Horse  Clipping. 
TILESTON.  F.  W.    Washington  St.,  Eastondale. 
See  back  cover. 

Horseshoers. 

i  See  also  Blacksmiths,  i 

ADAMS,  J.  ELMER.    Turnpike  st..  Eastondale. 

See  page  138. 
Cheesman,  John.    Center  st..  X.  E. 
Conant,  F.  A     Seaverst.,  X.  E. 
DALEY,  JOHN  H.    Daley's  Corner,  N.  E. 
Fitzpatrick.  Timothy.     Depot  st. 
PHELAN,  FRANK.'   Bay  st. 
Hotel. 
COOK'S    HOTEL.       Mrs.    M.    A.Cook,    Prop'r. 
Oliver  st..  X.  E. 


Ice  Cream  Manufacturers. 
MAIN  STREET  BAKERY.     Mrs   D    \    Renahan 
&  Co    Prop'rs     Main  St.,  N.  E.     See  page  140. 
PRATT,  A.  G.     Po  [uanticul  ave     8  ■      pa 

Ice  Dealers. 
GOWARD,  J.  C.  78  Mam  N  I 
MARSHALL,  T.  R      Elm 

Incubator  Manufacturer. 
Rankin,  James.     I'm-. -has  s  st.,  S.  E. 

Insurance. 
<  loggon,  i:.  II      Belmonl  St.,  N.  E. 
Field,  C.  It.  .v  Co.    Mam  st.,  X.  E. 
Hayward,  E.  B.    Foundrj  si     Eastondale. 
HOWARD,  WILLIAM  N.     (Fire.)     Purcha 

s,  E. 
King,  J.  B.    83  <  tenter,  X.  E. 

Iron  Casting  Manufacturers. 
BELCHER  MALLEABLE    IRON    CO.     Foundry 

st.    See  page  167. 
DRAKE,  L.  S.     Foundryst.    See  page  183. 

Jeweler  and  Watchmaker. 
SMITH,  LEWIS  H.     Main  St.,  X.  E. 

Kitchen  Utensils    Manufacturers. 
NEW    ENGLAND    SPECIALTY    CO.      Pond  St.. 
N.  E. 

Lawyers. 
BUCKLEY,    DANIEL    F.      Lincoln    St.,    X      E 

Room  606,  Tremont  Building,  Boston, 
BURKE.  J.  F.     Jenny  Lind  St.,  N.    E.      B6De\ 

i  mshire  si ..  Bi  isti  m. 
Conrov,  Robert  T.     Williams  st..  X.  E. 
URAN'N,  MARCUS  L.     i;i._.Main.  X    I 

Leather  Dealer. 
RANDALL,  J.  F.    Washington  st.,  S.  E 

Level  Manufacturer. 
POOL,  J.  M.     Foundryst.     See  pa,'»-  ■.'. 

Library. 
Ames  Free  Library.     Main  St.,  N.    E 

Lime  and  Cement. 
DEAN,  JOHN  0.  &  CO.     Washington  si      - 

See  page  186. 
DE  WITi-.  GEO.  H.  &  SON.    36  Center,    N     I 

see  page  Kir. 
GOWARD,  J.  C.    78Main,  X    l.     See  pa 
LORD,  0.  M.  &  SON.     Elm  St.,  N.  E. 

Lumber  Dealers. 

BIRNIE,  ROBERT.    South  st. 

DE  WITT,  GEO.  H.  &  SON.     86  Center,    \     1 
See  page  137. 

MARSHALL.  THOMAS  R.      Elm  St.,  N.  E       - 
page  145. 

SWEET,  GEORGE  H.     Washingl  m  si     Easton- 
dale. 

WILBUR.   LEMUEL   K.      Depol  - ■  .  I •    < 
page  145. 

Machinists. 

l>a\is.  William  E.     Washingl  in  St.,  Eastondale 

White  i\  Mac.     So   E  isl  mi 

Magnetic  Physician. 
TINKHAM,  D.  B.    86  Washington  St.,  N.  E.    *■• 
page  139. 

Malleable  Iron  Castings. 
BELCHER  MALLEABLE    IRON   CO.      Founlry 

st.    See  i»a. 
DRAKE,  L.  S.     I  "im  Irj 

Market  Gardeners. 
ATWOOD,  S.  A.    Center  St..  N    E     S 
KING.  HENRY  W.     King's  ave.,  N.  E.    Seepage 


1  HOMAS      DONAHOE, 

MORNING  AND  EVENING  by  |  NORTH  EASTON,  "     MASS. 


PURE  MILK   delivered   in   North   Easton  / 


BOOTS,   SHOES,   RUBBERS,    AND   DRY    \NI)/ 
FANCY  GOODS,  and  all  the  Latest  Novelties  at  » 9 


A.  B.  SLADEN'S. 

NORTH  EASTON.  MASS. 


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ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Meats  and  Provisions. 
Carr  Bros.    Main,  c  >r.  (.Voter. 
Haves.  George  G.    Elm  St.,  N.  E. 
Ha'ATH.  A.  W.     Prospect  st.    See  page  14n. 
Maliff.  Fred.     4  »  Center.  N.  E. 
SWIFT  BROS.     Foundry  st.    See  page  14". 
VALLEY    BROOK    FARM.      Horace   H.    Alger, 

Prop'r.    Turnpike  St..  Eastondale. 
Men's  Furnishings. 
Kieth.  Geo.  L..  Agent     41  Main.  N.  E. 
SLA  DEN.  A.  B.    9  Center,  N.   E.      See   margin 

lines. 

Metal  Ceilings. 
WILLIAMS,  MONROE.     Williams  St..  N.  E.    See 

margin  lines. 

Milk  and  Delivery  Wagon  Builder. 
BUCK,  A.  E.  Chauncy  St.,  Mansfield.  Seepages. 

Milk  Dealers. 
DONAHOE,  THOMAS.      Center  St.,  N.  E.      See 

margin  lines. 
DRAKE,  W.  E.    Depot  St.,  E.  C. 
ERVING  BROTHERS.      Easton   Furnace.     See 

margin  lines. 
GLENDALE    FARM.        H.    W.    Heath.    Prop'r. 

Prospect  st.    See  page  140. 

li   A.  F.    Bay  sr.  N.  E. 

KING,  HENRY  W.    King's  ave..  X.  E.     See  pape 

145. 
MARSHALL.  JOHN  B.     Elm  st..  X.  E. 
Mc  LEOD,  WILLIAM.      Poquanticut   ave.     See 

page  167. 
RANDALL.  L.  C.    Washington  st..  S.  E.     See 

pas  •  167. 
Welch    Walter.     Foundry  st. 
WILLIAMS,  THOMAS  E.     1'  iquanticul  ave. 
Willis.  ii  ,race  W.     I;  ickland  st..  N.  E. 
Milliners. 

Plum r,  MissS.  A.    5  Center.   X.  E. 

SPILLANE,  MARGARET  E.    76  Center,  X.  E. 
Williams.  Mis     Henry  ('.     33  Main,  N.  E. 

Mill  Supplies.  * 

NEW    ENGLAND   SPECIALTY   CO.      Pond   st.. 
X.    E. 

Music  Teachers. 
Packard,  Miss  Charlotte  E.    59  Main.  X.  E. 

Newsdealers  and  Stationers. 
MURPHY.  JAMES  H.     Mechanic  St.,  N.  E.    See 

paee  138. 
O'CONNOR,  J.  J.     Main  St..  X.  E. 

Painters    Carriage. 
ADAMS,  J.  ELMER.    Turnpike  St.,  Eastondale. 

See  page  138. 
BURUNGAME.   FRANK  A.     Elm  st..  X.  E.     See 

page  145. 
SIMPSON.  S.   D.  &  SON.     Washington  St.,  S.  E. 

See  page  188. 

Painters    House. 
BALDWIN,  JOHN.     Bri  lee  St.,  N.  E. 
BURUNGAME,  FRANK  A.     Elm  St.,  N.  E     See 

page  1 1.". 
CLONAN,  JAMES  T.    Center  St.,  N.  E.    Seepage 

188. 
DR^KE,  GEORGE  T.    (Inside work  a  specialty.) 

Highland  st. 
HARDY.  PAR-ONS  0.      Main  I 

MACOMBER.  HENRY  C.     Washington  St.,  S.   E. 
WILLIAMS,  MONROE.     Williams  St.,  N.  E.    See 

margin  lines. 

Painters— Sign. 
BALDWIN,  JOHN.     Bridge  Bi      V  K. 
BURUNGAME.   FRANK  A.     Elm  Bl      N    I 

pa 
HARDY.  PARSONS  0.      Main  st,.  X    E. 
MACOMBER,  HEmRY  C.     Washington  St.,  8.  E. 
WILLIAMS.  MONROE.     William- m.  \    I.      See 

margin  Ifn  ■ 


Paints,  Oils,  and  Varnishes. 

BURUNGAME,   FRANK  A.     Elm  st..  X.  E.     See 

pa  _:e  145. 
WILLIAMS,     MONROE.      Williams    st..     X.     E 

See  margin  lines. 

Paper  Hangers. 
BALDWIN,  JOHN.    Bridge  st..  X.  E. 
BURLINGAME.  FRANK  A.     Elm  St.,  X.    E.   See 

page  145. 
CLONAN,    JAMES    T.     Center    st..    X.    E.    See 

page  138. 
DRAKE,  GEORGE  T.    Highland  st. 
HARDY,  PARSONS  0.     Main  St.,  X.  E. 
MACOMBER,  HENRY  C.    Washington  st..  S.  E. 
WILLIAMS,     MONROE.      Williams    st..     N.    E 

See  margin  lines. 

Physicians. 
FLYNN,    JOHN    J.      Main     st..    X.    E.      Offlce 

hours,  2  to  4  and  7  to  '.'  p.  m. 
McCarthy,    Thomas    H.    Mechanic,    cor.    Main. 

X.  E. 
RANDALL,    DANIEL     L.       Washington,     cor 

Depot.  S.  E.     Ofue-h  >urs.  7  to  '.I  a.  m: 
Sexton.  F.  J.     18  Center.   X.  E. 
STARBUCK,  J.    CLINTON.     Lincoln   St.,    X     E. 

Office  hours,  until  9  a.  m.,  from  1  to  2:30    and 

6:30  to  7:30  p.  m. 
SWAN,  J.  J.    Center,  cor.  Lincoln,  N.  E.    Office 

hours.  1  to  8  and  T  to 9  p.  m. 
TILDEN,  F.  E.     Canton  st..  X.  E.     Office  hours, 

1  to  3  p.  m. 

Picture  Mouldings  and  Frames. 
WILLIAMS,  MONROE.     Williams  st..  X.  E.     See 

margin  lines. 

Platers  -Nickel. 
NEW  ENGLAND  SPECIALTY  CO.      Pond  st.,  X. 

E. 

Plumber. 
KELLEY,  E.  E.    Center  st.,  N.  E.  See  page  140. 

Poulterers. 
GRUNDBERG,  E.  H.    Washington  st.,  X.  E. 
MaLIFF,    FRANK    H.     Lincoln  St.,   X.    E.    See 

page  145. 
PHILLIPS,  H.  A.     Depot  St.,  E.  C.    Seepagel45 

Poultry  Grit. 
DREW.  WILLIS  B.    Washington  St.,  X.  E. 

Printer. 
Keith,  i  rank  P.    Mechanic  st..  x.  E. 

Real  Estate 
DE  WITT,  GEORGE  H.  &  SON.    36  Center,   X 

E.    See  page  137. 
GOWARD,  E.  T.    Turnpike  St.,  Eastondale.  See 

page  167. 
PADELFORD,  J.  FRED.    Centerst.,  E  C. 
PKATT,  A.  G.     Poquanticut  ave     See  page  140. 
WILBUR,  LEMUEL  K.     Depot   St.,    E.   C.     See 
page  1 15. 

Saw  Mills. 
BIRN'E,  ROBERT.  South  st. 
MARSHALL,  1HOMAS  M.     Elm   st..    N.    E.    See 

page  145. 
SWEET,  GEORGE  H.     Washington  at.,  Easton 
dale. 

Sheet  Metal  Punchers. 
NEW  ENGLAND  SPECIALTY  CO.     loud  si     N 
E. 

Shoe  Polish  Manufacturers. 

\\  Uliam     A    Maul. >ii       Mam  -I 

Shovel  Manufacturers. 
Ames,  Oliver  Sons' Corp     Main  st.  N    i. 

Stables. 

MCCARTHY,  J.  J.     Main  st.,  X.  E.  See  page  166 

PHILLIPS.  H.  A.     Depol  Bt  .  E.  C.  Seepage  1 16 

RANDALL,  L.  C.     Wa  oington  Bl  ,  S    E.     See 

pa   .•  167. 


Ceilings    Tinted,   Lined,/       IU     Ufjl   I  IflMk        *  Theatre   scenes  painted 
or  Frepcoed.  \  North  Lasion  .     Maks.  '         i"  realistic  style. 


B&£88JSr*\M.  WILLIAMS,!  HOHTH  EflSTON. 


AND    RKFKKKM   K    liooK    OF    EASTON. 


145 


Steam  and  Hot  Water  Heating. 
KELLEY,  E.  E.    Center  St.,  N.  E.    Seepage  140. 

Stock  Farms. 
GRAPEVINE  FARM.      G.     II.     Farrar,   Prop'r. 

Turnpike  St..  Eastondale.    Seepage  166 
LOOKOUT  FARM.     E.  T.  Goward,  Prop'r.  Turn- 
pike st.,  Eastondale.    See  page  167. 

Stoves  and  Ranges. 
KELLEY,  E.  E.    Center  St.,  N.  E.    See  page  140. 

Tailor. 
Schindler,  E.  C.    55  Main.  X.  E. 

Teaming. 
MCCARTHY,  J.  J.    -Main  st.,  X.  E.    See  page  166. 

Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Worker. 
KELLEY,  E.  E.    Center  st.,  N.  E.    Seepagel40. 


Variety  Store. 
GILMORE,  ARTHUR  F.    Center  Bl     i.    l 
page  186. 

Wall  Papers. 
WILLIAMS,  MONROE.     William- -I .    N    I 
margin  lines. 

Watch  and  Clock  Repairer. 
SMITH,  LEWIS  H.     Mam  St.,  N    E. 

Window  Screens    Manufacturers. 
PURINTON.  C.  F.  CO.    Off   Washin 
E.    See  page  168. 

Wood  Dealers. 
BIRNIE,  ROBERT.    South  st. 
SWEET,  GfcOKGE  H.    Washington  si  ,  Baston 


lal. 

WILBUR,  LEMUEL  K. 
page  145. 


I t  81       I  .     ' 


T.  K  IARSHALL, 

SHINGLE  0ND  CIRCULAR  SOW  DULL 

...MANUFACTURER     OF... 

PflNSY  AND  TOFIlflTO  BOXES,  Etc 


ELM  STREET. 


NO.  E\ST0N.  M*SS. 


MUE 


K.     WILBUR, 


EASTON,        MASS. 

DEALER  IN  WOOD.  CHESTNUT  AND  PINE  LUMBER, 

Piles,  Posts,  both  Chestnutand  Red  Cedar.     Also  Electric  Poles, 
Mowers,  Rakes,  Tedders,  Etc. 

Real  Estate,  Farms,  Houses,  and  House  Lots  Bougfit,  Sold,  and  Exchanged. 

While    you    are  talking  about 

RHODE  ISLAND  RED53, 

Call    on 

H„     A.    PHILLIPS, 

And  see  the  handsomest  flock  in  the  State.    Eggs  for  hatching. 

IE^L.STOISr      CIEISTTIE^IE,        MASS.,       InTEAIR,      DEPOT. 


IM  R  Y 


Dea  ler     in 


KING 


fresh  vegetables,  fruit,  and  poultry, 

Butter.  Milk,  Eggs,  Lard,  Cheese,  and  Canned  Goods.     Manufacturer  of  pure  Cider  and  Cider  Vinegar. 


KING'S  AVENUE, 


NORTH  EASTON,  MASS. 


FRANK  A.  BURLINGAME, 

House,  Sign,  and  Carriage  Painter,    Paper 
Hanging,  Glazing,  and  Kalsomining. 

A  full  line  of  Paints,  Oils,  and  Varnishes  constantly  on  hand. 

Elm  Street,     -     North  Easton,  Mass. 

Fran  k    H.    Mhliff, 

Poultry  of  all  kinds,  Ducks,  Geese,  and  Pigeons.     Wild  Game 
Bought    and  Sold. 

Residence,  Lincoln    Street,       -       -       North   Easton, 

Pure  Milk  from    select    and    in-  |  T  U, .~  -^  0  0      ri/~»r»ah»r»0     )  -*"   orders 

spected  stock   delivered   in  North  [    I    nOlTldb      U  U  II  dl  1  U  tJ,  ,  mended    to 

Easton  Morning  and  Evening  by    \      M  ilk  Dealer,  N  orth   Easton.      (promptly     anennea    10. 


The  best   line  of    Groceries,;     A.     B.     SLADEN'S,     (Choice    Creamery     Butter    a 
Tea,   Coffee,     and    Spices  9    center  ST.,  -  c       ■  n 

can  be  found  at  *  no.  easton,  MASS.  '  Specialty. 


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ANTHONY '>   STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


HIGHLAND    PARK    CAFE. 

Visitors  to  this  park  should  make  it  a  point  to  have 
supper  or  dinner  at  this  carefully  conducted  cafe. 
Everything  in  season  served  in  good  style  at  rea- 
sonable prices. 

Temperance       beverages. 

"We  have  a  full  stock  of  Simpson  Spring  Drinks  and  Soda  with  pure  fruit  juices. 
Bicycle  Checking  at  the  Park  Gate. 

ISAAC  BEALS,  Prop'r,  AVON,  MASS. 


E.  P.  NOTES, 

DEALER  IN  BEST  QUALITY 

COAL 

Fop   House    and     Factory. 

Orders  Promptly  Attended  to. 
Office  and  Yards,  High  St.,  near  Depot. 


HENRY  MASON, 


DEALER   IN 


COAL. 

Selected  Coal  from  the  best  mines 

carefully     prepared     for 

domestic   use. 

ALL  ORDERS  PROMPTLY  FILLED. 

Office,  20  Main  St.,  AVON,  MASS. 


GODFREY    KNIGHT, 


DEALER    IN 


Periodicals,    Newspapers, 
Stationery. 

CIGARS.  TOBACCO.  HND  CONFECTIONERY. 

Avon  Sq.,    A  VON,  MASS. 


OLIVER'S 

AVON  AND  BOSTON  EXPRESS. 

A  general  Passenger  and  Freight 

Service    between   above   points 

Promptly  Done. 

LEAVE     AVON      8     A.     M.     AND     12     M. 
Boston  Office,   95  Arch  St. 

ORDER  BOXES,  141  Summer  St.,  46  North  Market  St 

All  Mail  Orde rs  Promptly  Attended  to. 
C.  F.  OLIVER,  Prop'r,    AVON,  MASS. 


J.     H.     O'BRI 

■"-MIM'  ^y  >'J..yui. 


IM. 

1  o  e: 

Furnished  In  any  quantity 
at  reasonable,  prices. 

Family  Trade    a    Specialty. 

ALSO 

FEWER  HUD  JOBBER. 

Office  at  Residence,  19  East  Main  St  . 

AVON,  MASS. 


,SM0W   CARDS,  GLASS,  BRASS,  IRON,    WOOD,    M       \a/  I  |  A  M  S 

OR  GLOTti  SIGNS  MADE,  BY  \  north  easton.  mass.        ' 


CrocerperSovis"ioensts>    and  I  G  E  N  E  R  A  L  \  FRANK   BARTLETT, 

Dry    and    Fancy    Goods.  \ STORE.         "    '  E.  Main  St.,  Cor.  V*.  Spring.  Avon.  Mass 


AND    HEFRKENCE   BOOK   OF    Won. 


1  IT 


AVON,  MASS. 


In  Norfolk  ( lounty,  3  miles  from  Brockton,  and  tt  miles  south  of  Boston,  on  the  Plymouth  dl 

oi  the  X.  v..  X.  II.  &  ll.  R.  i;      in  area  il  contains  (.5  square  miles,  and  isth hundred  and  ninety 

ninth  in  rank  in  importance  in  the  Com n  wealth.    Connected   by  electric  railway  systems  with 

Brockton  and  Randolph. 

Highland  Park,  Brockton's  favorite  pleasure  ground  is  located  in  A.von.  Thousands  of  pleasure 
seekers  and  tired  mortals  sweltering  with  summer's  heal  find  resl  and  entertainment  in  n-  mam 
attractions. 

Incorporated  a  town  February  21,  1888.      Population  United  States  census  1890  1,884      Stati 
sus  1895, 1.626.    Valuation,  Real  Estate,  $758,000.     Personal  Property,  $62,000,    Total     -■  Num- 

ber of  Polls.  498.    Rate  of  Tax.  sis,  m 


AVON    POSTOFFICE. 

GODFREY    KNIGHT,  Postmaster. 

Office  hours,  1:00  a.  m.  to  8  p.  m.    Mails  open  7:30,  9:00,  11:30  a.  m.,  4:45,  5:45  p  u     Mails  close  8-10  a  u 
12:10,  1:00,  5:10  p.  m. 


AVON  CHURCHES. 

Baptist.— Baptist  Church.  Rev.  Walter  R.  Bartlett,  pastor. 

Roman  Catholic— St.  Michael's  Roman  Catholic  church.  Main  St..  Rev.  David  J.  Herlihy,  pastor. 


AVON    INDEPENDENT    ORDERS. 

GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC— C.  M.  Packard  Post,   No.    193,    G.    A.    R.— Meets  set I 

and  fourth  Saturdays  of  each  month  in  Forest  Hall.   Main  St. 
Sons  of  Veterans.— John  Palmer  Camp,  No.  93.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Mondays  of  each 

month  at  Forest  Hall.  Main  St. 
Woman's  Relief  Corps.— C.  M.  Packard  Post,  No.  123.— Meets  first  and  third  Fridays     t 
each  month  at  Forest  Hall.  Main  St. 
KNIGHTS    OF    HONOR.— Forest  Lodge,  No.  1510.— Meets  first  and  third  Mondays  of  each  month 

at  K.  of  H.  Hall.  Main  St. 
MASSACHUSETTS  CATHOLIC  ORDER   OF   FORESTERS.— Meets  second   and  fourth  Mondays  of 
each  month  at  Foresters'  Hall.  Enterprise  Block. 


AVON 
ELECTRIC  STREET  CAR  SERVICE. 

Leave  Avon  for  Brockton  6:00,  6:10,  6:20,  6:40,  7:00,  7:20,  7:30,  7:50a.  m.,  then  every  half  hour  until 
4:50  p.  m.,  then  5:00,  5:20,  5:30,5:50.  6:00,  6:20,  6:30,  6:50,  7:00,  7:20  p.  m.,  then  every  hall  hour  until  10:20 
p.  m.,  then  10:40,  (11:10  Monday,  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Friday;  11:50  Wednesday  and  Saturday) 
Sunday  7:50,  then  every  half  hour  until  10:20  p.  m..  then  10:40  p.  in. 

Returning,  leave  Brockton,  first  car  at  5:15a.  m.,  last  carat  10:45" p.  m.  Sundays, first  car 7:15 a. 
m.,  last  car  10:15  p.  m. 

Cars  for  Randolph.  Milton.  Boston,  So.  Braintree.  and  Quincy  half  hourly. 


(DOHTIRER  D.  RICHARDSON. 

INSURANCE. 

Representing 
Abington  Mutual.    Dorchester    Mu- 
tual.    Traders'     and     Mechanics' 
Mutual.       Fitchburg      Mutual. 
Sun  Insurance  Office,  Lon- 
don.  Reliance  Insurance 
Co.,  Phil. 


Park  St., 

p.  o. 


Avon,  Mass. 

BOX    132. 


HARRY  N.  H0LBR00K, 


Breeder  and 
Dealer  of 

tligh     Class     Faiicn 

PIGEONS. 

Avon,  Mass. 

P.  O.   Box   104. 


Contracting    and    Jobbing 

MASON. 


EDIOtfD  S.  HOWES 


PAGE     ST., 
)    'Avon,  Mass. 


Ei.  fc.&  A.  FRENCH,/ 
South    St., 
AVON,  MASS.      \ 


LONG  AND  SHORT  W00D>|M^S3f^Mfc 


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ANTHONY'S  standard  business  directory 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


OF- 


AVON,  MASS. 


Barbers. 
Clark,  J.  B.     3  E.  Main. 
Luna,  C.  P.    W.  Main  st. 

Blacksmiths. 
COLLINS,    B.     E.  Main  st. 

MAC  DONALD,  J.  D.  &  SON.     Bobbins  St.      See 
page  i<>">. 

Boots  and  Shoes    Dealer. 
BARTLETT.  FRANK.     E.  Main.  cor.  W.  Spring. 
See  margin  lines. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturers. 
Foster,  .1.  F.  &  Son.     Pratt  st. 
Dorgan,  < '.     Eigh  st. 
Hum.  M.      E.  Main  st. 
MASON,  HENRY.    20  Main.     See  page  140. 

Bottlers. 
SIMPSON  SPRING  CO.    SouthEaston.    Seeback 
cover. 

Butter.  Cheese,  and  Eggs. 
LITTLEF1ELD,  W.  W.     I  Spring.     See  page  l.Vi. 

Carbonated  Beverages. 
SIMPSON  SPRING  CO.    SouthEaston.    Seeback 


Sei 


Sei 


Carriage  Builders. 
COLLINS.  BARTLETT.     I.    Main  St. 
MAC  DONALD,  J.  D.  &  SON.     Robbinsst, 
page  165. 

Carriage  Smiths. 
COLLINS.  BARTLETT.     1.    Main  st. 
MAC  DONALD,  J.  D.  &  SON.       Robbins  st 
page  165. 

Carriage  Trimmer. 

COLLINS,  B.     E.  Main  Bt. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

EDWARDS,  G.  K.     High  Bt. 
KNIGHT.  GODFREY.      Avon  sq.     See  page  141 
LITTLEFIELD.  CYRUS.     E    Main  st. 
Lynch,  P.  II      R    Wain    I 

Coal  and  Wood. 
MASON,  HENRY.    20  Main.    See  page  146. 
NOYES,  E.  P.     High  st.    See  page  146, 

Confectionery. 
KNIGHT.  CODFREY.     Avon  sq.    Set     i 
LITTLEPIELD,  CYRUS.     E.  Main  Bt. 
26  Main 
Contractor    Carpenter. 
SNELL,  V.  L.     lOSprlng.    See  page  165. 


i  lis 


Contractors    Masons. 
Buckman,  J.  A.    40  Main. 
HOWES,  E.  S.     Page  st.    See  margin  lines. 

Depot  Carriages. 
Harding,  George  H.    w.  Mam  st. 
Dressmakers. 
Bessey,  Carrie.    W.  Main  st. 
McCabe,  Margaret  K.    Main  st. 
Murphy,  Miss  Catherine  ('.     Page  St. 
Murphy,  Mary.    Page  Bt. 

Druggist. 
i  Hum  >re.  Edward.    Main  st . 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
BARTLETT,      FRANK.       E.    Main.    cor.     West 

Spring.    Sec  margin  lines. 
Taj  lor,  William.    1 1  Main. 

Express  Companies. 

WW  York  and  I:.. stmt   Dispatch.     R.  H.  Station. 
OLIVER'S   AVON     AND    BOSTON     EXPRESS. 

E.  Main  st.    See  page  i  to 

Fish  Dealers. 

si han.  P.  H.    Gill  st. 

Simmons,  •<.  F.    Main  st. 

Florist. 
Thrasher,  Thomas  <:.    E.  High  st. 

Flour,  Feed,  and  Grain. 
LITTLEFIELD,  CYRUS.     E.  Main  St. 

General  Store. 
BARTLETT,  FRANK.     E.  Main,  cor.  W.  Spring 
See  iii.i rgin  lines. 

Grocers    Retail. 
BARTIETT.  FRANK.     E.   Main,  cor.  W.  Spring, 

See  mars  In  lines, 
i  Irane,  0   B,     Main  si . 
EDWARDS,  G.  K.     High  si. 

Fell r.  C.  H.  a  Co.     Stain    I 

LITTLEFIELD,  CYRUS.      E.  Main  st . 
LITTLEFIELD.  W.  W.     I  Spring.    See  page  150, 
Hi  i  k-nnigle  &  Gill.    Main,  cor,  High. 

Hardware. 
BARTLETT.    FRANK.     E.  Main,  cor.  W. Spring 
Bee  margin  lines, 

Harness  Maker. 
Maj    tra,     W.  Main  Bt. 


PURE    JERSEY'E,.  E.  &  ft.  rR&NGH.;MILK £UT  "!1IARS 

HILK  AND  CHbAM.  )  South  St.,  AVON,  MASS.  i  HN    OLAbb  JAKb. 


FRANK     BARTLETT,|Groceries.nProsvisions.;      Qgj^jgJ        g+Qjn 

E.  Main  St.,    Cor.  W.  Spring,    Avon.!  Dry   Goods.  /       ^Ulll/lU;!         kJUUXVj. 


ani>  i;i.i'i.i;i:m  i:  i'.<><  >k  <>\-    \\<  >n. 


149 


Horseshoers, 
(See  also  Blacksmiths.) 
COLLINS,  B.     E.  Main  st. 

MAC  DONALD,  J.  D.  &  SON.    Robbins  st.      See 
page  ior>. 

Hotel. 


Hotel  Avon.    W. 


O'BRIEN,  J.  H. 


Main  st. 
Ice  Dealer. 

E.  Main  st.    See  page  1  16. 
Insurance. 


CURTIS,  A.  PERRY 

RICHARDSON,  MORTIMER  D. 

page  147. 

Library. 
Avon  Public  Library. 

Lunch  Rooms. 
Oliver,  C.  W.    7  W.  Main. 


Lincoln  st.,   Stoughton. 
Page  st.      See 


Meats  and  Provisions. 

E.  Main,  cor.  W.  Spring. 


BARTLETT,    FRANK 

See  margin  lines. 
Dolan,  J.  T.    Robbins  st. 
<»tis,  A.    22  Main. 

Milk. 

FRENCH,  E.  E.  &  A.      South  st.      See   margin 

lines. 
GURNEY,  A.  E.     W.  Main  St. 
Hutchins,  E.  B.    Main  st. 
Littletiekl  Bros.    E.  Main  st. 
Mangan,  Patrick  H.    W.  Main  st. 
3icGonigle,  Owen.    E.  Main  st. 

Motor  Carriage  Manufacturers. 

Tubine  Motor  and  Carriage  Co.    High  st. 

Music  Teachers. 

BURRELL,  WILLIAM  F.     Robbins  st. 

Sisk,  Nellie  Pearl.     18  High. 

Newsdealer  and  Stationer. 

KNIGHT.  GODFREY.    Avon  sq.    See  page  140. 

Nurse. 

RANDALL,  MRS.  A.  F.    Pond  st, 

Painters— Carriage. 

MAC  DONALD,  J.  D.  &  SON.     Robbins  st      See 

E.  Main  st. 

Painters— House. 

CRUMP,  W.  H.     66  E.  Main  st.     See  page  150. 
PORTER,  CHARLES  F.  20  Spring.  See  page  150. 

Painters    Sign. 

MAC  DONALD,  J.  D.  &  SON.     Robbins  st.    See 


page  It 
COLLINS,  B 


page  10! 


Paper  Hangers. 


CRUMP,  W.  H.    00  E.  Main.    See  page  15ii. 
PORTER,   CHARLES   F.    20  Spring.    See  page 
150. 

Park. 

HIGHLAND   PARK.    Isaac  Beals,   Prop'r.      W. 

Main  st.    See  page  140. 


Physicians. 

Elliott,  R.  A.      E.  Main  st. 

Gifford,  Silas  B     High  st. 
Linfield,  E.  P.    H 

May.  C.  E.      W.   Main  st . 

Pigeon  Fancier. 

HOLBROOK,  HARRY  N.     16  I  page 

147. 

Pleasure  Resort. 

HIGHLAND  PARK.     Isaac  Beals,  Manager.    W. 
Main  st.    See  page  1 16 

Poultry. 

Buckman,  .1    \      W,  Main  st. 

Butler,  C.  C.     Highst. 

Butler,  C.  H.     Page  st. 

Butler,  .1.  W.    Page  st. 

Drew,  E.    80  High. 

Linfield  M.  D.     .Main  st. 

M.i  ionigle,  J.  E.     E.  Main  St. 

METCALF,  W.  H.    69  Main.    See  page  150. 

Paine,  H.  A.     E.  Main  st. 

Thayer,  Walter.     Pond  st 

Produce. 

I-Vfly.  J.  J.     Robbins  st. 

Printer. 
Bodwell,  Fred  P.     10  High. 

Real  Estate. 
Drew,  Eugene.    20  High. 

Restaurants. 

HIGHLAND  PARK  CAFE.      Highland   Park,  W. 

Main  st.    See  page  140. 
Porter.  B.  W.     W.  Main  St. 

Stoves  and  Ranges. 

Stockwell,  O.  C.    W.  Main  st. 

Street  Commissioner. 

ROBBINS,  GEORGE  N.     Main  St. 

Tailors. 

Fisher,  Harry.     Main.  cor.  High. 

Teaming  and  Jobbing. 

Doherty,  A.    Rock  st. 

METCALF,  W.  H.    69  Main.    See  page  150. 

O'BRIEN,  J.  H.    E.  Main  si     See  page  146 

Teas  and  Coffees. 

EDWARDS,  G.  K.    Highst. 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 

COLBY.  E.  L.  C.    N.   E.  Agent    100  H.. 
Boston.    See  pag 


COLLINS,  B. 


Wagons. 

E.  Main  st. 

Wall  Paper. 

SO  Spring. 


PORTER,  CHARLES  F 
150. 

Wood  Dealers. 


See  page 


Edwards,  Q.  A. 
FRENCH,  E.  E 


K.  Main  st. 

&  A.      S..utli   st 


METCALF,  W.  H.    69Main 
O'BRIEN,  J.  H.    East  Mam  si 


margin 

See  \:i- 

See  page  l  16. 


EDMOND      S 

Page  St., 
11 


.     HOWES,i      JOBBING     \"°™    prompin    aon 
Avon,  Mass.  HvIason.)     at  reasonable  pr.ces. 


Long  and  Short  )  p     T-      O,    A       pr  U     *  SOUTH    STREET, 

Wood, full  Measure  J1^*  ^  OCT1+  -TTenCn^         AvQn    Mass 


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ANTHONY  S   STANDARD    BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


W.    H.    CRU7V\P, 

Contractor  Painter. 

House  Painting,  Interior   Finish,    Payer   Hanging,    Whiteuer, 
and  Glazier. 

Estimates  Cheerfully  Furnished. 

-  Shop,  66  East  Main  St.,  :  :  :  Avon,  Mass. 


W.   H.    METCALF, 

AIVIIIMG     AND     JOB 


I  IMG 


All    work    promptly    attended    to.     Also  dealer  in  Hard  wood  in   any 
quantity.    We   make  a  specialty  of  first-class  Maple  wood. 


OFFICE  AND  RESIDENCE,  69  fllHIN  STREET, 


HYON,  mess. 


BELCHER, 

Florist. 

Cut 

Flowers, 
Potted 
Plants, 
Funeral 
and 

Wedding 
Designs. 

Greenhouse  and  Residence, 
South  Franklin  St.,  Holbrook,  Mass. 


MAURICE   MURPHY, 

L.IVERY 

SALE  "STABLE. 

Blacksmith  and 
Horseshoer.        Car- 
riage and    Wagon 
Repairing. 

Agricultural     Implements. 
Careful  Attention  to  all  Work. 

Chandler  street,    -    Holfirook,  mass. 


A.   G  .    H  A  N  N  A, 


Holbrook, 
Mass. 

P.O.Box  153 


C.     F.    PORTER, 

PAINTER   AND    .     . 
MURAL  DECORATOR. 

GLAZING      AND      GRAINING. 

Wall    Papers,    Varnishes,    Etc. 

20  Spring  St.,  Avon- 


W.  W.   LITTLEFIELD, 

Dealer  in  Fine  Creamery  Butter,    Cheese,  Eggs,   and  Lard. 

My  goods  are  selected,  and  the  best  possible  to  obtain, 

and  sold  on  small  margin. 

Office  at  Residence,   4  Spring  St.,  -  Avon,  Mass. 


KM  K)])] 


ISLAND       KEDS. 


Strong,  hn  •  i  it  1 1  v  birds,  te .,,...  i  .   unlimited   rangs,   < i ■  i<  1  the 

I    atoi  u  monaj   •  •■  1 1  >  buj 

Stock  and  Izggs  for  sale  in  season. 

H.   A.  WENTWORTH.       -      Holbrook,  Mass. 
fSSS&ftSR&tf     'FRANK  BARTLETTV   GENERAL 

Shoes,  Dry  Ooods.     \      B.  Main,  Cor.  W.  Spring  St.,  Avon.      I  STORE. 


GENERAL  STORE'  frank bartlbtt, 

UUI1L.1IUL.      U  1  UIIL     ^  E    Maln  st      Cor     w    Spring,  Avon.  Mass    I  BITTER.  CHEESE,  and  EGGS 


(  HARDWARE.  CROCKERY,  and 
GLASSWARE. 


AND   REFERENCE   H v    "I      HOl.HKoOK 


l«l 


HOLBROOK,  MASS. 

Once  a  part  of  Randolph,  in  Norfolk  County,  14  miles  south  of  Boston,  on  the  Plymouth  l>h  1sion 
of  the  N.  Y.,  N.  H.  &  H.  R.  R.  ( lonnected  hy  electric  car  Bervice  with  So.  Braintree,  Braintree,  Brook 
ville.  Brockton,  and  Montello.    K  contains  7.6  square  miles  of  territory  and  includes  the  village  of 

Brookville.      It  ranks  th hundred  and  flf ty-seventh  in  importance  m  the  state.      incorporated 

a  town.  Feb.  20,  1N7':„>.     Population,  V.  S.  census  1890,  2,474.      State  fensus,  1895,  2,298      Valuatio 
estate.  $1,080,210,  personal  property,  $180,822.  Total.  $1,210,622.  Number  of  polls.  585.  Rate  of  ta 

HOLBROOK  POST-OFFICE. 

C.  W.  l.lNcoi.N.  Postmaster. 
Office  hours  :        7:0(1  a.  in.  to  N:<nt  p.  in.      Tuesday  ami  Thursday  eyeninjjrs  close  at  7:00  p.  m.  Mails 

open  7:25,  9:00a.  m.,  1:40,  1:35,7:00  p.m.       Mails  close  7:00,  8:15  a.  m.,  12 1 n.  1:25,6:3 

BROOKVILLE  POSTOFFICE. 


Office  hours : 
p.  m. 


A.  A.  BEAMAN,  Postmaster. 
r:00a.  m.  to  9:00  p.  m.         Mails  open  9:00a.  m.,  5:00  p.  m. 

HOLBROOK  CHURCHES. 


Mails  close  S:iHia.  in.  » :< n i 


Baptist.— Brookville  Baptist  Church,  So.  Franklin  st.    No  settled  pastor. 

Congregational.— Winthrop  Congregational  Church,  No.  Franklin  St.,  Rev.  W.  I".  Lowe, pastor. 

Methodist.— Methodist  Episcopal  church.  Plymouth  st.,  Key.  w.  .1.  Kelley,  pastor. 

Roman  Catholic— St.  Joseph's  Roman  Catholic  Church,  No.  Franklin  st..  Key.  I).  J.  Hurlihy.  pastor. 

HOLBROOK  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 

HOLBROOK  MEMORIAL  ASSOCIATION.-Meets  at  call  in  Town  Ball. 

KNIGHTS  OF  HONOR.— Holbrook  Lodge,  No.  1753.-  Meets  first  and  third  Friday  evenings  of  each 

month  at  Town  Hall.  Franklin  st. 
KNIGHTS  OF  PYTHIAS.- Norfolk  Lodge,  No.    119.    Meets  every  Wednesday  evening  at    Pythian 

Hall,  No.  Franklin  st. 
PATRONS  OF  HUSBANDRY.— Brookville  Grange,  No.  197.— Meets  first  and  third  Friday  evenings 

of  each  month  at  Eugene  Hall,  South  st. 
UNITED  ORDErt    OF    THE    GOLDEN   CROSS.    Holbrook  Commandery,  No.  382.    Meets  everj 

Tuesday  evening  at  Golden  <  !ross  Hall.  Plymouth  st. 
MISCELLANEOUS'.— Holbrook  Mutual  Relief  Association.    Meets  in  Town  Ball  second    Wednes 

day  in  January  and  July.     Sub-committees  meet  second  Wednesday  of  each  month. 

HOLBROOK  ELECTRIC  STREET  CAR  SERVICE. 

Leave  Holbrook  for  Brockton.  6:05,  6:80  a.  m..  then  every  half  hour  until  10:80  p.  m.    Sundays.  8  a.m., 

then  every  half  until  10:30  p.  m. 
Leave  Brockton  for  Holbi k.  5:20,  5:80,  5:50  a.  m.,  then  every  half  hour  until  9:50  p.m.    Sunday-. 

7:20  a.  m.,  then  every  half  hour  until  9:50  p.  m.     Cars  for  So.  Braintree  and  Quincy  balfhourly. 


JOHN   W.  PORTER, 


COAL  and  WOOD 


YARD  AT  DEPOT. 
HOLBROOK,     IVIi 


E.   C.    HOWARD, 

SUCCESSOR   TO   E.   C.    HOWARO. 

CHOICE 

FAMILY 
GROCERIES. 

PLYMOUTH  ST.,  -  HOLBROOK,  MASS  . 


CONTRACTING 
MASON. 


lEDJWOND    S.    A/OWES, ^stimatfeslly 

i  AVON,  MASS.  /  FURNISHED. 


E.  E.  anfl  A.  FEENCH 


IJERSEY  MILK  and\      SOUTH     ST., 

.  I  CREAM.  /Avon,  Mass. 


152 


ANTHONYS  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 


BUSINESS     DIRECTORY 


-OF- 


HOLBROOK,  MASS. 


ABBREVIATIONS  :    B.,  Brookville. 


Agricultural  Implements. 

HOWARD,  ELLIS  C.    Plymouthst.      See  page 

151. 
MURPHY,  M.    Chandlerst.    See  page  150. 

Auctioneer. 
King,  John.    Weston  s( 

Band. 
Holbrook  Brass  Band.    J.  W.  Chessman,  leader. 

Bank. 
Holbrook  Co-Operativc  Bank.     N.  Franklin  St. 

Barbers. 

\.lams.  John.    N.  Franklin  St. 
Leary,  Arthur  J.    Plymouth  si. 

Bicycle  Dealers,  Sundries,  and  Repairers. 

French,  Eenry  M.    N.  Franklin  at. 

N>-\  ins.  W.  II.     Franklin  si..  B. 

Blacking  Manufacturer. 
White,  Ellis  a.    100  Franklin,  B. 

Blacksmiths. 
i  See  also  Borseshoers.  i 
Hci  larter,  C.  H.    Plymouth  si. 
MURPHY,  M.    Chandlerst.    SeepagelK). 
Sullivan,  M   L.    Division  si. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealer. 
Paine,  •'   W.    N.  Franklin  si. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturers. 

Belcher  &  Reed.    S   Franklin  Bt. 
i     i      N.  i  ranklin  §t, 


Bottlers. 

SIMPSON    SPRING    CO.     South    Easton.    See 
back  cover. 

Cabinet  Maker. 
Diman.  Frank.    Plymouth  St. 

Carbonated  Beverages. 

SIMPSON    SPRING    CO.      South    Easton.     See 
hack  cover. 

Carriage   Dealers. 

Belcher,  Edward.    Plymouthst. 
MURPHY,  M.    Chandlerst.    SeepagelSO. 

Carriage  Smith. 
MURPHY,  M.    Chandlerst.    See  page  160. 

Cigars  and  Tobacco. 
McGoughy,  M.  A.     N.  Franklin  st. 

Coal  and  Wood. 

Belcher,  EbenezerS.    South  st. 

Hickey,  James.    N.  Franklin  si . 

1 1  Neil  <  loal  <  !o.     186  S.  Franklin. 

PORTER,  JOHN  W.    Union  st.    SeepagelSl. 

Contractors    Carpenters. 

Brewer,  E.    Cottage,  cor.  Summer, 
l »yer,  w.  <;     N   Franklin  si. 

Hodge,  iiinis.in  ,v  Co.    N.   Franklin r,    Lin- 

lid. I. 
i  in  I  lips,  ( 'ha  ill  -s  B.    Franklin  st..  B, 

Contractors    Masons. 

Forbes,  W,  T.    Union  st. 

Jones,  T.  ll.    South  si  .  B. 

JORDAN,  Z.  P.    Unionat.    Seepagel66. 

Sleeper,  Levi  a     Plymouth  Bt, 


Funeral  and  /FRANK    T 

Wedding  D  esigns.'Unlon  St.,  Hoi 


WHITE  jCut     Flowers    and 
brook,  Mass!  /       Potted  Plants. 


Fl^TTAu\iwri?E'    WAL.TER  E.    WHITE,    REASONABLE    RATES 

IIXNlJKAIVLb.    \  Union  St.,  Holbrook,         Mass.'        BcSt  COIll|)anit;.S. 


AND   REFERENCE   !'.<  >t  >K    <>!•'    Hi  >U'.K<  ><  >K. 


15; 


Crockery  and  Glassware. 
HOWARD,  ELLIS  C.    Plymouth  at.    Sei 
151. 

Dentists. 

Forrest.*;.  L.     S.  Franklin  si. 
Pray,  W.  M.     Union  st. 

Dressmakers. 
Daly,  Miss  Mary  E.    Union  Bt. 
Eaton,  Miss  Cora  N.    S.  Franklin  st. 
Thayer,  Miss  Mabel  C.    Union  st. 

Dried  Fruits    Packers. 
AUSTIN,  JOHN  B.  Plymouthst.  Selling  agents, 
A.  II.  Morse  &  Co.,  9  Broad  St.,    Boston 
inside  back  cover. 

Druggists. 

Yahnig,  George  E.    S.  Franklin  St. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 
Gordon,  Mrs.  F.  M.    Franklin  sq. 

Eggs  for  Hatching. 
WENTWORTH,  H.  A.     Pine  st.    See  page  150. 

Express  Companies. 

Keliher's  Boston  &  Holbrook  Express.  Union  st. 
New  York  &  Boston  Despatch  Express  Co.     Ply- 
mouth st. 

Florists. 
BELCHER,  M.    L.     X.   Franklin    st.    See    page 

150. 
HANNA,  A.  G.    Union  st.    See  page  150. 
Lively  &  Bond.     Weymouth  st. 
WHITE,  FRANK  T." Union  st.   See  margin  lines. 

Fruit  Packers. 
AUSTIN,  JOHN  B.  Plymouthst.  Selling  Agents, 

A.  H.  Morse  &  Co.,  9  Broad  St.,  Boston.      See 
inside  back  coyer. 

Grocers— Retail. 

Dinian,  H.  H.     S.  Franklin  st. 

Faxon,  B.  A.  &  Co.    Franklin,  cor.  Linwood,  B. 

Hallet  &  Baxter.    N.  Franklin  st. 

HOWARD,  ELLIS  C.    Plymouthst.     Seepage 

151. 
Southworth,  J.  T.    N.  Franklin. 
Wilde,  George  T.    S.  Franklin. 

Hardware. 
HOWARD,  ELLIS  C.    Plymouthst.     Seepage 

151. 

Horseshoer. 

(See  also  Klaeksmit  lis,  i 
MURPHY,  M.    Chandler  st.     See  page  150. 

Hotel. 

Holbrook  House.    Franklin  st. 

Insurance  Agents. 
Peckman,  ( '.  W.    Union  st. 
Tiernev.  .lames  J.     Franklin  st. 
WHITE,  WALTER  E.     Union  st.     See  margin 
lines. 

Lawyer. 
French,  George  B.    N.  Franklin. 

Library. 

Holbrook  Public  Library.     X.  Franklin  st. 


Meats  and  Provisions. 
Bourbeau,  D,  E.     Plymouth  Bt. 

Milk  Dealers. 

Emory,  Isaac.    Linw I  Bt.,  B 

Hayden,  Lutha  A..  Jr.    s.  Franklin  - 
Holbrool     i     i 

POOLE,  CARLTON  A.     Ply uth  Bt 

Sprague,  X.  P.    s.  Franklin  st. 

Music  Teachers. 
Leonard,  Miss  Nellie.    Franklin  st..  B. 
Payne,  Alice  F.    N.  Franklin. 

Nurse. 
BELCHER,  MRS.  ABBIE  F.    N.  Franklin. 

Painter    House. 
Barnard,  s.    N.  Franklin. 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Varnishes. 
HOWARD,  ELLIS  C.  Ply uthst.  See  pa 

Physicians. 

Clark.  C.  W.     S.  Franklin  st. 
Kingsbury,  J.  B.     X.  Franklin. 

Plumbers. 
HAMMER,  WILLIAM  P.  &  SON.     Union  st. 

Poultry  Fanciers. 
Blanchard,  W.  A.    Pond  st. 
Polkingham,  W.  II.     Pi  .ml  st. 
WENTWORTH,  H.  A.     Finest.    S& 

Printer. 
Thayer,  L.  A.    X.  Franklin  st. 

Real  Estate. 
Hollis,  Newton.    95  N.  Franklin. 

Shoe  String  Manufacturer. 
Reed,  Levi.    Plymouth  st. 

Stables. 
Duggan,  C.  J.    (Exchange.)    89  N.  Franklin. 
MURPHY,  M.    Chandlerst.    See  pag 

Steam    Fitters. 
HAMMER,  WILLIAM  P.  &  SON.     Union  st. 

Stoves  and  Ranges. 
HAMMER,  WILLIAM  P.   &  SON.     Union  st 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
Ford,  E.  E.     South  st.,  B. 

Teas  and  Cotfees. 

Hallet  A'  Baxter.     N.    Franklin  St. 
HOWARD,  ELLIS  C.     Plymouthst.     Pa§ 

Telegraph  and  Telephone. 
<;   T.  Wilde's.     (Public  telephone.)    N.  Franklin 

st 
Western  Union  Telegraph  ('•■     N    "s      N     II.   a. 

II.  R.  R.  station,  Unioi 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY,  E.  L.  C.    N.  E.  agenl 
ton.    See  page  3. 

Veterinary  Surgeon. 

Far.. .1.-.  A.    Chandler  st. 


Personal    Attention    edmond 


Given  all  Work. 


\     Page  St., 


S.      HOWES,}  Contracting     and     Jobbing 
Avon,  Mass.     '  MASON. 


LflZELL'S  PEBF0P1ES    BBE  SOLD    ONLY    BY    DRUGGISTS. 


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ANTHONY'S  STANDARD  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


M.  E.  LEAHY  &  CO., 

Hard  and  Soft  Coal,  Cord  Wood,  and 
Wood  Sawed  and  Split.  Agents  for  Deer- 
ing  Harvesting  Co.,  all  kinds  of  Haying 
Utensils  ;  also  Swift's  Lowell  Fertilizer  Co. 
Office  and  Yard,  Warren  Street,  at  Depot, 
RANDOLPH,     MASS. 


MANN, 

BICYCI-E         REPAIRER. 

Dealer  in  Sundries  and  Special  Parts.     Quality  above  Quantity  my  Motto. 

North  Main  St.,  Near  No.  2  Engine  House,   Randolph,  Mass. 


IhCO 


rsoiM, 

Bought,    Sold,    and   Exchanged. 


Pure  Milk  Delivered  Daily  at  Residences. 
RANDOLPH,      MASS 


CHARLES  A.   PAYNE, 

BICYCLES    AND  REPAIRING. 

Satisfaction    Guaranteed. 

LIGHT  MACHINE  WORK. 

North  Main  Street,        -         Randolph,  Mass. 

Established    ;.v.< ;. 

RALPH  HOUGHTON, 

UNDERTAKER   AND  EM  BALM  ER, 
175  North  Main  St., 


RANDOLOH, 


MASS. 


A  lady  assistant      Orders    left    at    the 

Store  of  A.  8.  Kane  j>r<>nij>tiy  attend- 
ed t<>.    Connected  by  Telephone, 


BELL     7VY.     CHRMICHHEL 

NURSE, 

North  Main  Street,         -         -         Randolph,    Mass. 

WALTER  E.   WHITE,    i 


AhtzfnBatZeVTSSt i  Fire  and  ife  Insurance  *  jEss^**-* 

lOItJBROOK,   mass.     \    l,,u    UUU    u,u   IUUUIUHUU.     I         reliable oompaz 


panies. 


HAVE  YOU  EVER  TRIED  MORTON  BROS.'  TAUNTON  LAUNDRY? 

NOTHING      IN      THIS       -SECTION       EQUALS       IT       POR       NICE      WORK 

F".    A.    FRENCH,    AGENT       LYCEUM    BLOCK,    RANDOLPH. 


AND  REFERENCE  BOOE  OF  RANDOLPH. 


1  r,r, 


RANDOLPH.  MASS. 


A.  fine  typical  New  England   village,  15  miles  south  of   Boston,  on  the   Ply it  li  and  Taunton 

Divisions  of  theN.  Y..  N.  H.  &  H.  R.  B.  It  ttas  just  10  square  miles  in  its  territory,  including  the  vil 
lages  of  Tower  HillandWesi  Corners,  and  isthe  one  hundred  and  eleventh  place  of  rank  in  the 
Commonwealth.  It  is  a  busy  manufacturing  town,  shipping  Large  quantities  of  boots  and  shoes 
to  the  markets  of  the  world.  Boxes,  Carriages,  Cigars,  Fertilizers,  Pumps,  Suspenders,  and  Toilet 
Articles  are  among  its  products.    The  home  of  Anti-Achers  and  Polar  Salve,  remedies  thai  have  the 

endorsement  of  the  highest  critics  in  the  land.    Connected  by  electric  railway  with  Avon  and  Bi k 

ton,  So.  Braintree  and  Quinev.  Milton  and  Boston,      Population  U.  S,   Census   1890-8,946.    State  Cen 
sus   1895,  3,695.     Valuation.   Real   Estate,  81,631,100.    Personal   Estate,   $259,750.     Total    $1  - 
Number  of  Polls,  1201.     Rate  of  Tax,  $21.00. 


RANDOLPH  POSTOFFICE. 


M.WALES  BAKER.   Postmaster. 
Office  hours  6.40  a.  m.  to  S.(ll)  p.  m.     Saturday  till   '.t.nn  p.  m.     flails  open 
Mails  close  8.80  a.  in.  12.80,  6.80  p.  in. 


.15  a.  m.  1.15.  5.15,  7.15  p.  in 


RANDOLPH  CHURCHES. 

Baptist.— First  Baptist  Church,  Main  st.,  Rev.  W.  C.  McAllister,  pastor. 

Congregational.— Congregational  Church,  Main  St..    Rev.  ('.  A.  Hilton,  pastor. 

Episcopal.— Church  of  the  Unity.  Main  st..  Rev.  W.  S.  Jones,  rector. 

Methodist.  -Tower  Hill  Chapel,  Tower  Hill,  no  settled  pastor. 

Roman  Catholic— St.  Mary's  Roman  Catholic  Church,  Main  st  .  Rev.  D.  J.  Gleason,  pastor 

POLAR    SALVE. 

Aii  invaluable  Family  Remedy.     It  has  no  equal  f<>r  the 
speedy  healing  of  Burns,  Scalds,  Piles,  Old  S.  >u - 
Rites,    Chapped  Hands,  Sun  Burns,    Sore  Lips,  and   all 
Eruptions  of  the  Skin. 

Recommended   by   Physicians  and  used  by   them    in 
daily   practice.      The   following  testimonial    is   one    of 
many  we  receive  every  day. 
POLAR  SALVE  CO.,  RANDOLPH,  M  i.SS 

Gentlemen:    [wish  again  to  send  you  a   word  of  praise  for  your 
Polar  Salve.    [  had  a  had  attack  of  piles;  the  usual  surecures  had 

i ilV.-i  :  1  was  all  run  dom  n:  as  a  last  resort  1  used  Polar  Salve,  and 

without   much  faith  of  its  doing  me  any  g 1  as  i   was  discouraged 

with  everything.    Well,  in  three  days]  aoticedan  improvement, and 
in  a  week's  time  I  was  entirelj   cured,     [am  glad  to  give  you  this 

information  if  it  will  help  s i Ise  to  a  cure. 

RICHARDSON,  Assistant  hire,!,.,.     Boston  Police  Signal  Service, 


Respectfully  Yours,  F.  A 


ALL  ORDERS  FOR  POLARSALVE  SHtHlLnHKSKNTTn 

POLAR    SALVE    CO.,    RANDOLPH,    MASS. 

PRICE,    25G  F»ER    BOX.  

FRANK     T. 

Union  Street,       HOLBROOK.  |     DESIGNS 


U/  H    I    T  P       I     FLORIST,  CUT    FLOWERS,     POTTED 
W    11   I     IE,'     plants.  FUNERAL   AM>    WEDDING 


GROUND   BONE 
for 
FERTILIZERS 


I  THOMAS  L.  STETSON,  1 

.  j    North  Street,   -    Randolph,  Mass.    / 


ULTRY 

FOOD. 


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ANTHONY'S  STANDARD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


S.    B-   WOODMAN, 

7VYHSON      MND      BUILDER, 

Estimates   cheerfully  given    on   all   kinds    of  stone 
work.        Satisfaction  guaranteed. 


Wales     A  venute, 


Randolph,     Mass. 


w.  L.  PULSON, 

CONTRACTOR  and  CARPENTER. 

Estimates  furnished. 

Jobbing  of  all  kinds  promptly  attended  to. 

Liberty   Street,         -         Randolph,  Mass. 


7X.     J.      GO\£E, 


LIVERY  AND 

HACK  STABLE. 

Depot  carriages  and 
barges  for  accommoda- 
tion of  the  public  at 
all  times. 


Gove's    Express. 

Connected  with  New  York  &  Boston  Dispatch  Express. 

Main  St.,   -   Randolph,  Mass. 


JOHN 


WOOD, 

Practical 
Horseshoer. 

Toeing  out  and  toe- 
ing in  feet  straight- 
ened Knee  banging, 
forging,  scalping,  in- 
terfering feet  trued, 
balanced,  and  shod,  so 
as  to  enable  irregular 
gaited  horses  to  go 
straight,  with  less 
friction  and  increased 
speed. 

Shop,  North  St., 
Randolph,  Mass. 


GRIFFITH  JONES, 

Carriage,  House, 

and  Sign  Painter. 

Work  and  material  the  best. 

Stop  J.  M  Si.,  Residence  Jelcner  St., 

Randolph,  Mass. 


Established  1S52. 

HENRY   CAMPBELL, 

Carriage,  Sign,  and  Orna* 
mental   Painter. 

All  kinds    of  Lettering   and  Ornamental 
Work. 

ALL  WORK   NEATLY   EXECUTED. 

Main  Street,  Randolph,  Mass. 


WHLES     BROTHERS. 


Manufacturers    of 


Improved  Log  Pumps. 


Randolph,    Mass. 


Orders  from  abroad,  whether  given  by  letter  or  in  person,  will  receive  prompt  attention  ;  and  all  work  done 
will  be  warranted  satisfactory  and  secure  from  action  of  frost  The  Pumps  are  put  in  sections  and  furnished 
with  metallic  chambers  If  desired.     Also,  Pumps  made  with  closed  heads,  for  use  In  public  places. 

W.     H.     DRLY,  ~^~\ 

Carpenter,     Contractor,    and     Builder.        ^JLi&a 

Estimates    furnished.  .^V.n^,f7viT^nftj 

Office  and  Residence,  Wesi  and  Cross  Sis.,  Randolph  mass.  M^S*sr~ 


I  t.  ion     Ma. I,  t     BOSTON     CLOTHING     STORE,      l      Working  Shirts  and  Gloves. 

Overalls,   Jumpers,  B.  <2.    Tirrell,   Prop'r,  ■< 

and  -li«>i>  Coats,  \  Goldsmith  Block,   -  "Randolph.  I 


All  goods  warranted   to  give 
satisfaction 


Schrafft's  Chocolates  and  Bon  Bons  Lead  '.FRED    A.    FRENCH 

all  Others,  Both  for  Quality  and  Sales.    )  lyceum  block,  Randolph. 


AND    RKKKUKN'CE    I'.'  )i  >K   OF    l:  A  Nl  "  d.l'l  I . 


151 


RANDOLPH  INDEPENDENT  ORDERS. 


ANCIENT  ORDER  OF  HIBERNIANS.-  Division  No.  3,  A.  0.  H.— Meets  Bret    Wednesday  of  each 

month  at  Hibernian  Hall,  North  St. 
Ladies'  Auxiliary,  A.  0.  H.— Meets  last  Tuesday  of  each  month  at  Hibernian  Hall. 
GRAND  ARMY  OF  THE  REPUBLIC.    Capt.  Horace  Niles  Post,  No.    110.     Meets  flrsl  an. 1  thin! 

Fridays  of  each  month  at  Q-.A.  R.  Hall. 
Woman's  Relief  Corps.    Capt.  Horace  Niles  Corps.  No.    110,  W.  R.  C.    Meetsflrstand 

third  Thursdays  of  each  month  at  G.  A.  R.  Hall. 
INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  ODD  FELLOWS.    Rising  Star  Lodge,  No.  76.    Meets  every  Monday 

evening  at  <  >dd  Fellows'  Hall,  Main  St. 
Golden  Star  Lodge,  D.  of  R.,  No.  65.— Meets  second  and  fourth  Thursdays  al  Odd  Fellows' 

Hall.  Main  St. 
KNIGHTS  OF  COLUMBUS.— Vera  Cruz  Council,  No.  129.    -Meets  Bee  >n  I  an  I  fourth  I 

each  month  at  K.  of  C.  Hall,  Main  St. 
KNIGHTS  OF  HONOR. -Randolph  Lodge,  No.  524.    No  stated  meetings. 
MASSACHUSETTS  CATHOLIC  ORDER  OF  FORESTERS.— St.  Mary's  Court,  No.  43.     Meel 

.Monday  of  each  month  at  K.  of  C.  Hall.  Main  St. 
MASONIC— Norfolk  Union  Lodge,  A.  F.  A.  M.— Regular  communications  Wednesdays  befi 

n n  at  Mas,, nil-  Hall.  Porter's  Block,  Main  St. 

NEW  ENGLAND  ORDER  OF  PROTECTION.     Pilgrim  Lodge,  No.  14.     Meets  first  and  third  Tues 

days  of  each  month  al  odd  Fellows'  Hall.  Main  St. 
ROYAL  ARCANUM.— Webster  Council,  No.  451.    Meets  fouth  Tuesday  of  each  m,, nth  at    Odd 

Fellows'  Hall.  Main  St. 
MISCELLANEOUS.— Boot  and  Shoe  Workers'  Union. -Meets  Monday  evenings  al  Hibernian  Hall 


RANDOLPH  FIRE  ALARM  BOXES. 


23. 

26. 


28. 

31. 
34. 
35. 
42. 


<  'entral  Square. 

Near  Residence  of  E.  F.  Knight,  South  Mam 

Street. 

Near  Residence  of  P.  H.  McLaughlin,  South 

Street. 

Near  Residence  of  John    Groulding,   Union 

Street. 

Junction  of  (  Y.ttiifre,  Mill,  and  North  Streets. 

Junction  of  Liberty  and  North  Streets. 

.1  unction  Of  <  >ak  and  North  St  reds. 

Junction  of  Main  and  West  Streets.      (Hill's 

Store.  I 


Junction  of  Allen  and  Roel  Streets. 

Junction  of  Main  and  Liberty  Sti ts 

tist  Church 

The  West  Corners. 

Depot  Square,  Warren  Street. 

Junction  of  Warren  and  Fouler-  St  i 

Junction    of    Lafayette    and     West    Sti ts 

Charles  McCarthy's.  • 

Junction  of    High   and    Lafayette   Streets 

(Tower  Hill.) 


FRANKLIN  TAYLOR  &  SON, 
ARCHITECTS,  -  CONTRACTORS,  -  AND  -  BULDERS. 


AND    DEALERS    IN    ALL    KINDS    OF 

LUMBER,  LIME,  CEMENT,  BRICK, 
AND  BUILDERS'  MATERIALS. 

The    Building    of   Modern    Planned    Resi- 
dences a   Specialty. 
No  Job  too  Large  and  None  too  Small  to  Re- 
ceive oar  Personal  Attention. 

Office  and  Residence.  Cross  Street,  Randolph,  Mass. 


LftZELLS'  EMPIRE  VIOLET 


/       IS  TRUE  T<  I 

|    THE    FLOWER 


GROUND  SCRAPS/      THOMAS   L.  STETSON,     J   GROUND     BONE 

For  Poultry  Food.  *  NORTH    ST.,     RA.VDOLPH,  MASS.  I  For  Fertilizer. 


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ANTHONYS  STANDARD   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


RANDOLPH  GROVE. cam 


RESORT  FOR 

PING 


OR   A    DAYS   OUTING. 


Grounds  and  Cottages  to  Let  to  Individuals  or  Parties. 

CLAM    AND   FISH   DINNERS    Furnished    at  Short  Notice. 

WD       DARFDT<k       Proprietor. 
■     Ki     KvDLKIui  Randolph. 


Harare  meets  electric  cars  on  party  days  and 
Sunday Free  admission  on  Sunday. 


S7VY.ITH 

Bread,  Cake 


Confectionery. 


Bakery,  Short  Street, 


BROS., 


and  Pastry. 


Randolph,  Mass. 


[lleats,  Poultry, 


Canned  Goods. 


Fruits  in  their  Season. 


D.McCarty, 

Main  Street, 
RANDOLPH. 


J.  H.  CLHRK, 

DEALER  IN 

Selected 

FISH 

For   the   Family   Trade    of  Randolph    and 

vicinity. 

Fresh  Vegetables  anil  Produce.         Wagon 

to  all  parts  of  town  daily. 

Residence,  Liberty  St.,        RANDOLPH. 


DEALER  IN 

Staple  and  Fancy 


(I 


0.     & 


FLOUR     ^^3335 

OF    ALL    GRADES.       f     "~  ^•^jrljJilH     \      *    ')•■ 

LARD.         e^^CT^^gsJ 
BUTTER  FROM  THE  BEST  DAIRIES. 

Tea,  Coffee,  and  Spices.      Canned  Goods 
in  every  variety. 


M  ai  ii  m  reet, 


■OSTEIN,     JR., 
Randolph,   Mai 


C.    FRED    LYONS, 

(Successor  to  Charles  H.  Belcher.) 

CHOICE  GROCERIES. 

Hardware,  Paints,  Oils,  and  Varnishes. 

AGENT   FOR 

The  Sherwin-Williams  Paint. 

Turner   Library  Ituilding, 
RANDOLPH,        -        MASS 


JAMES  THOMPSON, 

GROCERIES,  CONFECTmNERY.GIGBHS,TOBflCGO.  \ 

All.     KINDS     Of    TONIC. 

No.  Main,  cor.  Chestnut  St..  RANDOLPH,  MASS. 


WHY  NOT  SEND  ME  AN  ORDER 
FOR  ONE  OF  THE  LATEST  DROP 
HEAD 


Singer  Sewing  Machines  ? 


It   \ou  want  an  ORCHESTRA  who  furnish  the  best  DANCE  MUSIC,  try 

LYONS  U  HAND'S  ORCHESTRA.    Terms  Reasonable. 

Address    WALTER   H.   LYONS,  No    Main  St  .  Randolph.  Mass.        I '.ox  :.':."■». 

BOSTON    CLOTHINC     STORE,  ,  MENS      UNION-MADE      WORKING       PANTS, 
$1  .00,    $1  .25,    $1  .50,   $2  00,    $2.50,   $3.00. 
Goldsmith    Itlurk,  l;.i  mini  |ill.    *   WARRANTED    NOT    TO    RIP.  RIVETED   BUTTONS. 


The    Best    Soda    in    Town    is    at    FRENCH'S, 

TRY        IT        AND        BE        CONVINCED. 


AND    REFEKENCK    IMioK    OF    RANDOLPH. 


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RANDOLPH 
ELECTRIC  STREET  CAR  SERVICE 


BROCKTON  STREET  RAILWAY. 

('.Mitral  Sq.,  RANDOLPH   to   AVON,  BROCKTON,  and   CAMPELLO,   612,  638,  i  12  a.  m.,  then 
every  half  hour  until  in  42  j>.  in.    Sundays,  8  12  a.  m.,  then  sa as  week  daj  b. 

Centre  St..  BROCKTON  to  AVON,  RANDOLPH,  and  MILTON    LOWER    BULLS,   525.615a.m., 
then  every  half  hour  until  (» 45  p.  m.    i  Additional  cars  to  AV<  »N  at  5  15,  5  35,  5  15.  5  55,  6  85,  i  05  a.  m., 
and    1  30,  5  00,  5  80,  6  00,  10  15  and  10  45  p.  m.    The  5  15  a.  m.  car  runs  through  i"  RAND<  'l.l'll.  and  the 
m  8n  p.m..  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays,  runs  to  RAND*  U.I'll  as  far  as  there  are  passengers  to  go 
Sundays.  ',   15  a.  in.,  then  every  half  hour  until  9  80  p,  in.,  then  111  15  p.  in.  to  AV<  'X  only. 

Central  Sq.,  RANDOLPH,"  to  Transfer  Station  and  MILTON  LOWER  MILLS,  6  00,  6  18,  !  18  a.  in., 
then  every  half  hour  until  HI  18  p.  m.     Sundays.  7  4S  a.  m..  then  same  as  week  days. 

Transfer  Station  to  RANDOLPH,  AV(»N,  BROCKTON,  and  CAMPELLO,  600,  <\  10  a.  m..  then 
every  half  hour  until  10  Id  p.  m.     Sundays,  7  40  a.  in.,  then  same  as  week  days. 

BOSTON  AND  OUINCY  STREET  RAILWAY. 

( lentral  Sq.,  RANDOLPH  to  SOUTH  BRAINT  REE,  5  50,  6  35,  r  15.  r  45.  S  15.  s  |5.  '.i  15.   10  15  a.  m.. 
then  hourly  till  10  35  p.  m. 


COST  OF  RAILROAD  FARE 


BETWEEN  RANDOLPH  AND  BOSTON.  Single  ride 30 

distance  15  miles.                                Children  between  ages  5  and  12  years,  sin- 
One  month $  7  80  gle  fare 15 

Two  months 14  63       Five  ridetickel 1  1" 

Three  months 1',)  50 

The  commutation  tickets  are  for  one,  two.  and  three  months  only,  commencing  any  week  day. 

Cosl  of  1000-mile  i k,  $2 I 

LIBBY     &>     SON, 

Carpenters.  Contractors,  ami  Builders. 

Building  in  all   its  branches. 

Dwelling  Houses  with  all  Modern  Improvements  a  Specialty. 

Jobbing  of  all    kinds  promptly 
attended  to. 

ALLEN        STREET, 

P.  O.  Box  579.      -     -     Randolph.  Mass. 

LAZELL'S  PERFUMES  and  TOILET  WATERS  are  Uie  BEST  MADE. 


ground  scraps  I  THOMAS  L.  STETSON,  I     ground  bone 

FOR  POULTRY  FOOD.*        north  st.,  Randolph,  mass.        \  FOR  FERTILIZING. 


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ANTHONY'S  STANDARD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


B.J. 


Supplied  in  any  quantity 
to  Families,  Hotels,  Gro- 
cers, Meat  Markets,  Etc. 


New  and  Second-Hand 

EDDY  REFRIGERATORS 

FOR  SALE. 
North  Main  St.,  Randolph,  Mass 


ROYAL  T.   MANN, 

DEALER  IN 

pure:  ix/ih-k. 


E.      E.     UOTMROP, 

PURE  MILK  ARND  CREAM, 

DELIVERED    TO    FAMILIES. 


BOWKER'S  FERTILIZERS  HUD  MURES 

OAK  ST.,  RANDOLPH,  MASS. 


HARDamlSOFT    WOOD 

IN  PREPARED  LENGTHS.   CALL  OR  ADDRESS. 

SOUTH  MAIN  ST.,  RANDOLPH,  MASS. 


WALTER  I.  HOWARD, 

DEALER   IN 

FRESH  1  SALT  FISH. 


Oysters,  Clams, 

and  Lobsters 
in  their  Season. 

NORTH  MAIN  ST., 
Randolph,  Mass. 


WILLIAM  PORTER, 

PURE  MILKTND  CREAM. 


Small  Vege- 
t  a  b  1  e  s  and 
SI  raw  berries 
in  season,  de- 
h\  ered  a1  re» 
i<l  i-  ii  c  e  s  in 
any    pari     of 

the  town. 


FARM,    SO.    MAIN    STREET, 
RESIDENCE,    UNION    ST.,    RANDOLPH,    MASS. 


F    DU 

L 

O  Roses,  Carnations,  and 

R  Bertdiiuj  Plants  in  Great, 

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s 

T 
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Varietij.    Cut  Flowers 
and    Floral    Designs. 


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GlothiiK],  Hats, 


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Men's  Furnishings.  *  goldsmithcb!o1Tke:.lrapndolph,  mass.  '        Dress  Suit  Gases. 


BICYCLES    and    SUNDRIES    at     f7ie/pr#    A.    FRENCH, 

LOWEST   PRICES.  1         Lyceum  Block.  Randolph.  Mass. 


AND   REFERENCE   BOOK    <>K    RANDOLPH. 


161 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


-OF- 


RANDOLPH,  MASS. 


Agricultural  Implements. 
LEAHY,  M.  E.  &  CO.    Warren  st.   See  page  154. 
LYONS,  C.  FRED.    S.  Main  st.    Seepagel58. 

Architect. 
TAYLOR,  FRANKLIN.    Cross  st.    See  page  157. 

Artists. 
Giles.  H.  P.    Wales  ave. 
Sharp.  Charles  V.    "West  St. 

Ash  Remover  and  Automatic  Sifter 
Manufacturer. 
CAMPAGNA,  E.  W.     West  st.    See  page  165. 

Auctioneers. 
FRENCH,  FRED.  M.     N.  Alain  st. 
Nlles.  Isaac.     Union  St.,  n.  Main. 
SPEAR,  WILLIAM  B.     N.  Mam  st. 
Band  and  Orchestra. 
Furber's  Orchestra.    E.  G.  Furber.    Main  st. 

Bakers. 
Foley,  James.    Plain  st. 
SMITH  BROS.    Short  st.    See  page  158. 

Banks. 
Randolph  Co-Operative  Bank.     P.  H.  McLaugh- 
lin, Sec't'y. 
RANDOLPH    SAVINGS    BANK.       Herbert    W. 
Pratt.  Treas.     Main  st. 

Barbers. 
Blanche,  J.  E.    Warren  st. 
Bodreau,  Gibb  E.    N.  Alain  st. 
MCCARTHY,  DANIEL  P.     N.  Main  st. 
RODDEN,JOHN.     Alain  st. 

Bicycle  Dealers,  Sundries,  and  Repairs. 
FRENCH,  FRED.  A.      N.  Alain  st.      See  margin 


See  page  154. 

N.  Main  st.      See  page 


MANN,  T.  H.     N.Alain 
PAYNE,  CHARLES  A. 

154. 

Blacksmiths. 
(See  also  Horseshoers.) 
Hatchfleld,  W.  D.    Belcher  st. 
JOHNSON,  A.  G.     S.  Main  st.    See  page  166. 
LANGLEY,  FRANK  H.     N.  Main  st. 
WOOD,  JOHN  L.     North  st.    See  page  150. 

Boarding    Houses. 
Beal,  Airs.  A.    Alain  st. 
AIcLean.  Airs.  Rose.     Warren  st. 
Pendergrass.  Airs.  Sadie.     North  st. 


Boot  and  Shoe  Dealer. 
Long,  Frank  A.     Alain  st. 

Boot  and  Shoe  Manufacturers. 
Bradley.  Hagney  &  Co.     Warren  st . 
BRYANT  BOOT'AND  SHOE  CO.     Warren  st. 
Bagerty  &  Sullivan.     S.  Main  St. 
Richards  &  Brennan.    <  >iT  Warren  st. 
Tileston  Bros.  Shoe  ('...      West  st. 

Bottlers. 
SIMPSON  SPRING  CO.      S.  Easton.      See  back 
cover. 

Box  Manufacturers. 

Claff,  AI.  B.    S.  Main  st. 

Nelson  Paper  Box  Co.    N.  Main  st. 

Young,  E.  C.    Old  Colony  sq. 

Brick  Dealers. 
TAYLOR.  FRANKLIN  &  SON.      Cross    st.     See 
page  157. 

Butcher. 
RILEY,  JAMES.     N.  Main  st. 

Cabinet  Maker. 
Greacy,  Joseph  F.    N.  Alain  st. 

Carbonated  Beverages. 
SIMPSON  SPRING  CO.     S.   Easton.     See   back 

<H  i\  IT. 

Carriage  Manufacturers. 
Fardv.  James.     North  si. 
LANGLEY,  FRANK  H.     N.  Main  st. 

Carriage  Smiths. 
JOHNSON,  A.  G.     N.  Main  st.     See  page  166. 
LANGLEY,  FRANK  H.     N.  Main  st. 

Cattle  Dealer. 
STETSON,  LINCOLN.     North  st.    See  page  164. 

Cider  and  Vinegar  Makers. 
Hayes.  Andrew  E.    Lafayette  st. 
TRACY,  ANDREW.    N.    Main   si       See  margin 

lines. 

Cigar  Manufacturers. 
Arth.  Ernest.     West  st. 
Gallagher.  Joseph  C.    Lafayette  st. 
Montsie,  Fred.  W.     Sign  st. 


Insist    on      having      LAZELL'S      PERFUMES 


IF"      YO»J       WANT 


POULTRY  FOOD. /THOMAS  L.  STETSON,  I 

FERTILIZER.         \       North  St.,  Randolph,  Mass.        } 


GROUND    BONE. 
GROUND    SCRAPS. 


162 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD  BUSINESS   DIRECTORY 


Cigars  and  Tobacco. 

FOSTER,  SAMUEL  A.,  JR.    Main  st.    See  page 

158. 
FRENCH,  FRED.  A.      N.  Main  st.      See  margin 

lines. 
THOMPSON,  JAMES.      N.  Main.  cor.  Chestnut. 

See  page  158. 

Civil  Engineer. 

Clark.  Dexter  T.    North  st. 

Clothing. 

BOSTON  CLOTHING   STORE.       B.    C.   Tirrell. 

Prop'r.     N.  Main  st.     See  margin  lines. 
Hurley,  James  H.    Main  st. 

Coal  and  Wood. 

LEAHY,  M.  E.  &  CO.    Warren  st.  See  page  154. 
STETSON,  FRANCIS  E.    North  st. 
Thayer,  S.  A.    Warren  st. 
White,  D.  B.    Warren  st. 

Confectionery. 
FRENCH,  FRED.  A.      N.  Mainst.      See  margin 

lines. 
SMITH  BROS.     Short  St.     See  page  158. 
THOMPSON,  JAMES.     N.  Main,   cor.   Chestnut. 

See  page  158. 

Contractors— Carpenters. 

ALDEN,  MORRISON  M.     N.  Main  st. 

ALLEN,  THOMAS.     Cottage  st. 

CAMPAGNA,  EUGENE  W.    West  st.    See  page 

165. 
DALY,  W.  H.     West.  cur.  Cross.    See  page  156. 
De  Forest.  .1.  II.     Worth  St. 
HOLBROOK,  ALBERT  H.     Allen  st. 
HOLBROOK,  WALTER  F.     Main  st. 
LIBBY,  H.  B.  &  SON,     Allen  st.     See  page  I.V.t. 
NO  YES,  NATHANIEL.     .Jobber.)    Union  st. 
PULSON,  W.  L.    Liberty  st.    Seepage  156. 
TAYLOR,    FRANKLIN    &  SON.     Cross  st.    See 

page  L57. 

Contractors-  Heating. 

BOYD,  F.  A.  &  CO.     Mainst. 
O'BRIEN,  R.   E.     Main  st 

Contractors -Masons. 

Anderson,  John  K.    s.  Main  st. 
LYONS,   C.  E.     Mt.  Pleasant  sq.     See  page  liiii. 
Mr<  iarthy,  Jeremiah.     Allen  st. 
WOODMAN,  S.  B.    Wales  ave.    See  page  156 

Contractors-  Pavers. 

UNITED    STATES    PAVING    CO.     Boston    and 
Ne«  5fork.    See  page  8. 

Contractor    Plasterer. 

LYONS,  C.  E.    Mt.  Pleasant  s.|     See  page  Hi*;. 

Dentist. 

Boyd     II     W,      Main   st. 

Depot  Carriages. 
GOVE,  A.    J.    Office     Main   Bt.,    near    Howard 
House.    See  page  156, 

Dressmakers. 
ALDEN.  MRS.  W.  P.     N    Main  st 
i  ardj    Kai herine  i       Nor! b  st 
Kennedy,  Margaret,    North  si. 
0  Brlen    Harga  pel      w  arren  si 
Pierce    Wi       Vllce  .1      N    Mam  j| 


Druggists. 

Blanche.  J.  E.  Warren  st. 
McAuliffe  &  Co.  Main  st. 
PORTER,  FRANKLIN.     (Estate  of.)    Mainst. 

Dry  and  Fancy  Goods. 

Flynn,  A.  J.     Main  st. 
Furber,  Edgar  G.    Main  st. 
McLaughlin,  P.  H.    Main  st. 
Thayer.  E.    Main.  cor.  Liberty. 

Electric  Light  Company. 
Randolph    and    Holbrook     Electric    Light    Co, 
George  Bailey,  supt. 

Embalmers. 
HOUGHTON,   RALPH.     175  N.   Main.    See  page 

154. 
WREN,  JOHN  B.     North  st.,  opp.  Short. 

Express  Companies. 

Deviue's  Boston  and  Randolph  Express.  Lafay- 
ette st. 

GuVE'S  EXPRESS.  Main  st.,  n.  Howard  lions,. 
See  page  15(i. 

Lyons.  Randolph.  Brockton  and  Boston  Ex- 
press.   School,  cor.  Madison. 

NtiW  YORK  AND  BOSTON  DESPATCH. 
Andrew  J.  (love.  Agt.    Mainst,    See  page  156. 

Expressman. 
GOVE,  A.  J.     Main  st.    See  page  156, 

Fertilizers. 
LEAHY,   M.  E.    &    CO.    Warren  st.    See   page 

154. 

MANN,  ROYAL  T.     Oak  st.    See  page  160. 

Fertilizer    Manufacturer. 
STETSON,  THOMAS  L.    North  st.    See  margin 
lines. 

Fish  and  Oyster  Dealers. 
CLARK,  JOSEPH  H.     Liberty  St.    See  page  158. 
HOWARD,  WALTER  M.     X.    Mainst      Seepage 
15S. 

LINNEHAN,  JOHN  E.     Depot  St, 

Florists. 
ARNOLD,  EDWARD.     North  Bt. 

Ileal.  Clarence  K.     S.   Main  st . 

CLARK,  B.  L.     West  si. 

DULY  BROS.    S.  Mainst.    Seepage  160. 

LINCOLN,  GEORGE  N.    (Potted Plants.)    chest 

MANN  BROTHERS.     West  st 
Paine  Bros.    High  st. 
Rohlfs,  A.  0.  F.    Mill  st. 

Sw  in.lells.  .lames   II.     North  si. 

Tlrrell,  M,  L,    Lafayette  st. 

Flour,  Feed,  and  Grain. 
BUCK,  N.  E.    B.  Main  Bt. 

Ilia  J  it,    K       Mam.  cor.    Liberty 

Fruit  Dealer. 
FRENCH,   FRED.  A.     N.  .Main   st .    See   margin 


Fruits  and  Vegetables. 
CLARK,  JOSEPH  H.    Liberty  st,    See  page  158 
HUNT,  M.  N.     Liberty,  cor.  North, 

Stetson.    Willie.      North  st 

Grocers    Retail. 
FOSTER,    SAMUEL  A.,  JR.     Mainst.     Seepage 

156 
Hawes,  Uberl      Main  st. 


BOSTON  CLOTHING  STORE,     o.u.»ith  Block,    I 

B.  C.  TIRRELL,  Prop'r.  Randolph,  Mi         j 


Reliable  Goods  at  Honest  Prices. 


LAZELL'S  CARNATION     PINK,  a    delightful 

PERFUME  ASK      YOUR      DRUGGIST      FOR      IT. 


AND   KKFKRKNCK    l:<  >•  >K    <>!'    I.'A  M  »<  >U'II. 


I 


Hay  den,  I'-.  \v.    X.  Main  st. 

Hill,  C.  D.     N.  Main  si 

LYONS,  C.  FREu.    s  Main  st.    See  page  168. 

Orr,  N.  H.    Moulton  si. 

Palmer, .).  W.    s.  Main  st. 

POOL,  MARCUS  M.     Warren,  cor.  Wesl 

ROBERTS,  W.  R.    Chestnut  St.,  n.  N.  Main,  See 

page  158. 
Taylor,  R.    Warren  St.,  opp.  Depot 
Thayer,  K.     N.  Main.  cor.  Liberty. 
THOMPSON,  JAMES.     X.   Main  and  Chestnut. 

See  page  158. 

Hardware. 
BOYD,  F.  A.  &C0.  Main  st. 
Hayden,  F.  W.    Main  st. 

LYONS,  C.  FRED.    S.  Main  st .    See  page  153. 
O'BRIEN,  R.  E.     Main  st. 

Harness  Makers. 
Doughty.  Charles.  Off  Warren  st 
McLennan.  Robert.     Union  st. 

Hay,  Grain,  and  Straw. 
BUCK,  N.  E.     S.  Main. 
POOL,  MARCUS  M.     Warren,  cor.  West. 

Horseshoers. 
(See  also  Blacksmiths.  I 
JOHNSON,  A.  G.    s.  Main  st.    See  page  166. 
LANGLEY,  FRANK  H.    N.  Main  st. 
WOOD,  JOHN  L.    North  st.    See  page  150. 

Hotel. 
HOWARD  HOUSE.  James  A.  Kingsbury,  Prop'r. 
Central  sq.    See  margin  back  cover. 

Ice  Cream  Manufacturer. 
Winnett,  F.  G.    X.  Main  st. 

Ice  Dealer. 
TOWNS,  AUGUSTUS  J.     X.  Main  st. 
1(50. 


See  page 


Insurance  Agents. 

BELCHER,  J.  WHITE.     X.  Main  st. 

FREXCH,  FRED.  M.     X.  Main. 

Leahy,  Joseph  T.     (Town  Clerk.)     Ward  st. 

McGrath,  Thomas  F.    X.  Main  st. 

Peckman,  Charles  W.    Union  st. 

Randall,  H      X.  Main  st. 

WALES,  GEORGE  W.  (Royal  of  Liverpool. 
Eng.;  Sun  of  London,  Eng.;  Western  of  Toron- 
to, Can.;  Magdeburg,  Germania,  Hartford,  of 
Hartford,  Conn.)    X.  Main  st. 

Jeweler  and  Watchmaker. 
Lyman,  C.  A.    Main  st. 

Junk  Dealers. 

Devine,  Edward.  West  st. 
Devine,  Michael.  West  st. 
KENDRICK,  CHARLES  H.     X.  Main  st. 

Kennels. 
GLENWOOD    BOSTON    TERRIER     KENNELS. 
H.  F.  Reynolds,  Prop"r.    S.  Main  st. 

Lawyers. 
Beal,  John  V.    S.  Main  st. 
FRENCH,  ASA  P.    Main  st.   Boston  office,  rooms 

38-39,  87  Milk. 
Newton,  F.  B.    N.  Main  st. 

Lime  and  Cement. 
TAYLOR,  FRANKLIN  &  SON.      Cross  st.      See 
page  157. 

Lumber. 
ALDEN,  MORRISON  M.     X.  Main  st. 


TAYLOR,  FRANKLIN  &  SON.      Cross  si 
page  157. 

Try  Lazell's  Empire  Violet. 


Machinist. 
PAYNE,  CHARLES  A.  N   Mam  si    Bee  page  UH 

Market  Gardeners. 

PORTER,  WILLIAM.  S.  Main  si       Res.,  Union 

st .     See  page  l"il. 

TRACY,  ANDREW.  N  Main  st.     See  n 

lilies. 

Massage. 
B  i  Ireau,  (fill  E.    Allen,  cor.  !:»-i 

Meats  and  Provisions. 
Hawes.  Albert .     Mam  st 
CENTRAL    MARKET.        Frank      D       Mel 

Prop'r.    Main  si .    See  page  158 
£DjY,  GEO.  ti.     Liberty, cor.  N   Main 
Wallace.  John.     Short  st . 

Men's  Furnishings. 
BOSTON    CLOTHING    S10RE.      B.    C.   Tin.  II 

Prop'r.    X.  Main  si.    See  margin  lines. 
Long,  Frank  A.     X.  Main  st. 

Milk  Dealers. 
Lentell,  J.  Will.    X.  Main  st. 
LOl'HROP,  EDWARD  E.     S.  Main  st.    s. 

liii ». 
MANN,  ROYAL  T.    <>akst.    See  page  160. 

Mcdonald,  a.  l.    i2i  North  st. 

McDonald,  Harry  C.    North  st. 
PORTER,  WILLIAM.    S.Mainst     See  pa* 
STETSON.  LINCOLN.    North  st.    See  pagi 

Wales,  John  T.     S.  Main  st. 

Milliners. 
Claff,  Mrs.  M.  R.     Plain  st. 
Flyun.  .'i.  J.     Main  st . 
Houghton,  M.  R.     X.  Main  st. 
Littletield.  Emma  F.  S.     .Main  St 

Music  Teachers. 
Alden,  Carrie  D.     X.  Main  st. 

Farnmn.  Mrs.  ('.('.     North,  cor.  Main 

Hand.  Hose.     Cottage  st . 

Jordan,  Mrs.  Mabel  M.     N.  Main  st 

Newsdealer. 
Crossley,  William.     Main  st. 


Newspaper    Weekly. 
RANDOLPH    REGISTER.     Daniel    II.    1! 

Prop'r.     Main  st. 

Nurses. 
CARMICHAEL,  BELL    M.     X     Main    st. 

Box  -2n5.    See  page  154. 
CUNNINGHAM,  MRS.  DAVID.     Allen  st 
DANIELS,  MRS.  AARON.     Pleasant  st 
Eddy,  Mrs.  Liua.    Chestnut  st. 
SWINDELLS.  ELIZABETH.     North  st 


See 


P.    (I 


Randall.  Howan 


Oil  Dealer. 

X.  Main  st. 


Painters    Carriage. 
CAMPBELL,  HENRY.    X    Mam    st.    See  page 


Shop. 
■  156. 


North     -i      Res 


JONES.     GRIFFITH. 
Belcher  st.    See  pa$ 

Painters    House. 
ALLEN,   WILLIAM  L.     Liberty  st      - 

165. 
HURLEY,  JAMES  F.    Mill  St.    See  page  166. 
Jones,  Elbridge.    Canton  st 
JONES,  GRIFFITH.    Shop,Norths1     Residence, 

Belcher  st.    See  page 
SPEAR,  WILLIAM  B.  &  SON.     170  N    Main 

T~  Your  drmist  keeps  it. 


FPPtHi7PPQ      THOMAS   L.  STETSON,* 

f  0  I     Dl  I  I  L  U  I    t).»  North  St..    Randolph,  Mass.  I 


POULTRY 

FOOD. 


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ANTHONY'S  STANDARD   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


Painters— Sign. 
CAMPBELL,   HENRY.    N.    Main   st.    See  page 

156. 
JONES,  GRIFFITH.    Shop,  North  st.   Residence. 

Belcher  st.     See  page  156. 
SAUNDERS,  CHARLES  L.    40  Liberty. 

Paints,  Oils,  and  Glass. 
LYONS,  C.  FRED.     S.  Main  st.    See  page  158. 

Paper  Hangers. 
ALLEN,   WILLIAM   L.      Liberty    st.     See  page 

165. 
HURLEY,  JAMES  F.    Mill  st.    Seepage  166. 
JONES,     GRIFFITH.      Shop,     North  st.      Res.. 

Belcher  st.    See  page  150. 
SPEAR,  WILLIAM  B.  &  SON.     IT"  N.  Main. 

Phonographs  and  Records. 

FRENCH,  FRED  A.  N.  Main  st.  See  margin 
lines. 

Physicians  and  Surgeons. 

ALLEN,   EMERY  A.    N.  Main  st.    See  page  168 

BABBITT,  W.  M.  (Lung  Specialist.)  N.  Main 
st.  Office  hours,  7  to  8  a.  m.,  6  to  7  p.  m.  Bos- 
ton office,  Hotel  Pelham,  74  Boylston  st. 
Hours,  ~  tn  4  p.  m. 

Chase.  Augustus  L.     Main  st. 

FARNHAm,  CHARLES  C.    North,  cor.  Union. 

Granger,  Frank  C.     L'nion  st. 

HOLMES.  WILLIAM  F.  Union  st.  Office  hours, 
2  to  3.  ;  to  8  p.  m. 

SULLIVAN,  J.  S.     .Main,  cor.  Short, 

Picture  Frames. 
Hess,  Albert.    Union  st. 

Pleasure  Resort. 
RANDOLPH  GROVE.     W.   R.  Roberts.    Prop'r., 
Randolph,  Mass.    See  page  158. 

Plumbing,  Steam    and  Gas  Fitting. 
BOYD,  F.  A.  &  CO.     X.  Main  st. 
O'BRIEN,  R.  E.     X.  Main  st. 

Polar  Salve  Manufacturer. 
O'KEEFE,  WM.  F.    West  st.    See  page  154. 

Poultry  Fancier. 
STETSON,  THOMAS  L.    North  st.    See  margin 

lines. 

Poultry  Food. 

BUCK,  N.  E.      S.   Mam  St. 

STETSON,  THOMAS  L.    North  st.    See  margin 

lilies. 

HUXFORD,  DANIEL  H.     Main  st. 

Proprietary  Medicines. 
DR.   ALLEN  S    ANTI-ACHERS.      E.    A.     Allen, 
M.  D.    N.  Main  st.    Si-.-  page  168. 

Pump  Manufacturers. 
WALES  BROS.    S.  Main  st.    Bee  pat"-  166. 

Real  Estate. 
FRENCH,  FRED  M.     N    Main  st . 
Niles,  Isaac,    i  talon  Bt, 

Refrigerators. 
TOWNS,  AUGUSTUS  J.    N.  Main  st    Seepage 
160. 

Restaurant. 
Simmons,  M    A       Mam  si 

Road  Commissioner. 
WOODMAN,  S.  B.    Wales  ave 


Sewing  Machines. 
LYONS,   WALTER  H.   (Singer.)     N.     Main  st. 
See  page  158. 

Sporting  Goods. 
FRENCH,   FRED   A.     X.   Main  st,    See  margin 
lines. 

Stables. 
Blanche,  J.  E.    Warren  st. 

UOVE,  ANDREW  J.  Main  St..  o.  Howard  House. 
See  page  150. 

Stationery. 
FRENCH,  FRED.  A.    X.  .Main  st.     See  margin 
lines. 

Steam  Fitter. 
PAYNE,  CHARLES  A.  X.  Main  st.    Seepage  154, 

Stoves,  Ranges,  and  Furnaces. 
BOYD,  F.  A.  &  CO.     X.  Main  st. 
O'BRIEN,  R.  E.    Main  st. 
Brown.  C.  K.     Main  St. 

Tallow  Dealers. 
BUMP,  CHARLES  E.  Northst. 
WILLARD,  JOHN  K.    Northst. 

Teaming  and  Trucking. 
RILEY,  JAMES.     X.  Main  st. 

Teas  and  Coffees. 
REYNOLDS,  HERBERT  F.    S.  Main  st. 

Telegraph  and  Telephone. 

New  England  Telegraph  and  Telephone  Co.  Ex- 
change at  FRED.  A.  FRENCH'b  store. 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.  X.  Y.,  X.  H.  & 
H.  R.  R.  depot, 

Toilet  Preparations-Manufacturers. 
Frier.  A.  s.    Mount  Pleasant  sq. 
Kingsbury,  W.  F.    S.  .Main  st. 

Undertakers  and  Embalmers. 
HOUGHTON.  RALPH.     176  X.  Mam.      See  page 

154. 
WkEN,  JOHN  B.    North,  opp.  short  st. 

Variety  Store. 
Bean,  Mrs.  8.    Warren  st. 

Vegetables  and  Produce. 
CLARK,  J.  H.    Liberty  st.    Seepage  168. 
HUNT,  WILLIAM  N.     Liberty,  cor.  North  st. 
PORTER,  WILLIAM.    S.  Main  si.    See  page  160. 
TRACY,  ANDREW.     X.    Main    st.      See   margin 
lines. 

Veronica  Spring  Water. 
COLBY.  E.  L.  C.     i"11  High  Bt.,   Boston.     See 
page  8. 

Water  Works. 
Randolph  and  Holbrook  Waterworks, 

Wood. 
(See  also  <  loal.  I 
LOTHROP,  E.  E.    8.  Mam  st     See  page  160. 
LEAHY,  M.  E.  &  CO.     Off.   Warren,   n.    Depot. 

Bee  page  164. 
MANN,  EDWIN  M.    N.  Main,  cor.  Canton.     Bee 

margin  lines. 

Mann,  Isaac.     N.  Main  st. 
STETSON.  FRANCIS  E.     Northst. 
TABER,  EDWIN  A.    Canton  st.    Bee  page  166. 
Wales,  John  T.    B.  Main  st. 

Sawed  and  Split,  and  in 


W^^r)       EDWIN  M.  MANN,    »^raroStn1enK„-.adW 
VU  V^  l_y  •  t  cor.  canton  and  No.  Main  Sts..    Randolph.  Mass. '  ered  at  residences. 


W/~\       /-\       1-^  ED\A/IM    M      MANI\ 

(      I     I      1  1  Cor.  Canton  and  No.  Main  Sts. , 

V-/      V_y      I—/  .  \  RANDOLPH,  ■  -        MAS. 


,   EDWIN  M.MANN,  (  W I  Ih     Family    I-.,    or 

""■•■ ,  In  4  ft.  leiiut  h*. 

LSS  '     Sawing  and    Splitting 


ANTHONY'S   STANDARD   BUSINESS    DIRECTORY. 


165 


d.  D.  MAG  DONALD  6c  SON, 

PRACTICAL       HORSESHOERS        AND        GENERAL        JOBBERS. 

CARRIAGES  BUILT  TO  ORDER  AND  REPAIRED. 

CARRIAGE  AND  SIQ  N  PA  I  NTH  li  S. 

We  give  all  work  our  personal  attention.       Thirty  yeare  at  one  stand  speaks  for  itself.     Once  our  patron, 

always  our  patron. 
SHOP,    ROBBINS  ST.,  -  AVON,    MASS 

Z  .       P  .      J   O  R  D  A  IM  , 

CONTRACTOR   STONE    MASON. 

All  Kinds  of  Cellar  and  Face  Walls,  Cement 
Walks,  Etc.,   Etc. 

ROCK  BLASTING  A  SPECIALTY.  ESTIMATES  GIVEN. 

Union  St..  HOL6BOOE,  MASS. 


When  you  visit 

MM,  piaine, 


STOP  AT 


THE  BAINE. 

LOCATION    CENTRAL,. 

Spring  St.,      rear  Jetterson  Theatre. 

The  Best  $1.00  per  day  Hotel  in  State 
of  Maine. 

CHARLES  M.  BAINE.  Proprietor. 


E.WXAMPAGNA, 

CARPENTER 
and  BUILDER. 


Sole  Patentee  and  Manu- 
facturer of  the 

Combined   Ash 
Remover  and 
Automatic 

Sifter. 

West  St  , 

Randolph,      Mass. 


V.     L.     SNELL, 

|   CONTRACTOR  CARPENTER    and  BUILDER. 

ESTIMATES      F"URNISIHED. 

All  work  receives  my  personal  attention.    Jobbing  a  Specialty. 
10  Spring  St.,  AVON,  MASS. 


WILLIAM  L.  ALLEN, 

House  Painter,  Paper  Hanger,  Grainer, 

and  Glazier. 

Liberty  St.,  RANDOLPH,  MASS. 


VEGETABLES! 

IN  SEASON.  I 


VINEGAR  AND  CIDER. 


i     ANDREW   TRACY, 

So.  Main  St.. 
/       RANDOLPH,    MASS. 


POULTRY  FOOD.  J-IHOMAS l >  stetson,.;feRTILIZERS. 


166 


North  St.,  RANDOLPH,  MASS 

ANTHONY'S  STANDARD    BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


GRAPEVINE    FARM. 

CATTLE  DEALER. 

STOCK  BOUGHT,  SOLD, 
AND  EXCHANGED. 

iii^^S.    ail'  ■ 

sH^TJofe.     G-  H«  FARRAR,  Proprietor, 

^W^^Mraitf  EASTONDALE,  MASS. 


JftM&S  F.  HURLEY, 

House  Painter 

and 
Paper  Hancjer 

Graining  and 
Muresco  Ceiling 
Work. 

Residence,  Mill  St., 
RANDOLPH,  =  -  MASS. 


A.  C.JOHNSON, 

PRACTICAL 
BLHCKSmiTH. 

HORSESHOER, 

AND 

CARRIAGE 

REPAIRER. 
So.  Main  St.,  RANDOLPH,  MASS. 


EDWIN  A.  TABER 

WOOD. 

Hard  and  Soft  Wood  in  any  length, 
dry  and  ready  for  use,  de- 
livered at  residences. 

Wood  Sawed  and  Split  to  Order. 

Canton  St.,  RANDOLPH,  MASS. 


C.  E.  LYONS, 

Stone   and  Brick  Mason. 

PLASTERER. 

WhitewasMnQ  and  Coloring. 

Mt.  Pleasant  Sq., 
RANDOLPH,  MASS. 


J.     J.     MCCA 


MY, 

Livery,  Ha<;k, 


AND 


Boarding 
Stable. 

Furniture  Moving  and   Teaming 
of  All  Kinds. 

M.iin  St..  NOR  I II  EASION,  MASS. 


WS~\       f\       |—V               EDWIN    M      MAIMN 
I      J     I      I     I      I                    Cnr.  Cdntnnanri  Nn.  Vlrtin  Sts.. 
V-/     V^     !_•    .      i;  \  \ in  mass. 


\  SAWED  AND  SPLIT  WOOD 

constantly    on   hand. 
I  FREE  DELIVERY. 


Wg   \     g\      IV        |EDNA/IN      IVI.      IWI  JX.  IM  IM  ,  (  Wood  ready  for  use.  or  in  four 
fill       II         "  Cor.  Canton  and  No.  Main  Sts.,  -  feet  lengths.      Wood  sa»ed  and 

^^     *S     ■*-'    *\  RANDOLPH,        -        -        MASS. 'split  to  order. 


ANTHONYS   STANDARD    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY 


l';- 


GEO.  C.  BELCHER. 


ESTABLISHED   1837. 


WILLIAM  T.  BELCHER. 


BELCHER   MALLEABLE   IRON   CO., 

'Successors  to    Daniel  Belcher1, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


SUPERIOR  MALLEABLE  CASTINGS 

FROM 

AIR       FURNACE       IRON. 

SPECIALTIES: 

Machinery,  Rifle,  Gun,  and  Pistol  Castings. 

Cast  Cast-Steel  for  Gears,  Pinions,  Cains,  Rolls,  Etc. 

Metal  Patterns  Made  from  Draft  or  Sample. 

::<EASTON,      IN/I  ASS. 


L.   C.   RANDALL, 


E"h2L!2  PURE    MILK 


From  Select  and  Inspected  Stock.  Delivered 
in  North  Easton  Daily.    Patronage  Solicited. 


WASHINGTON  ST., 


SOUTH  EASTON,  MASS. 


C.    J.    ROLLINS, 


MANUFACTURER     OF 


Pure  Mined  Giaer 

AND 

Pure  Apple  Vioeg&r. 


Highland  Street, 


Easton.  Mass. 


DEALER  l\ 


JOHN  F.  MURPHY,   WILLIrVrv\    f^cLEOD, 

STYLISH 

Hair  Gutting 

AND 

Beard   Trimming. 

Children's  Hair 
Cutting-   a  Speci- 
alty. 
Razors  honed  in 
-  the  best    possible 

in  inner.  Every  razor  honed  is  warranted  to  be  in  first- 
class  shape,  fry  me  with  one  and  be  convinced.  My 
Shop  is  opposite  the  depot, 


Mechanic  Street, 


North   Easton- 


And  Cream  from  Select  and  In- 
spected Stock,  delivered  in  North 
Easton  daily.  Fresh  Vegetables  in 
their  season.      Patronage  solicited. 


Residence,  Poquanticut  Ave., 


EASTON.  MASS. 


LOOKOUT     FHRM, 

CATTLE  DEALER  and  STOCK  RAISING. 


Jerseys  and  Holsteins, 

CRANBERRY  GROWER. 

1 DEHLER IH  REEL  ESTATE. 


E.  T.  GOWARD,  Proprietor, 


Turnpike  Street,  Goward's  Corner. 

EASTONDALE 


VEGETABLES  /      ANDREW    TRACY        ^CIDERAND 

IN    SEASON.  'No.   Main  St.,        -         Randolph./  VINEGAR. 


CIDER ifl VINEGAR ;  V E GET AsBLES ; ANDREW  TRflcy, 


168 


ANTHONY'S  STANDARD  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY 


HENRY  COLLINS, 

MARKET  GARDENER. 

Vegetables  and  Small  Fruits 
in  Season  Furnished  to  Fami=> 
lies.  Eggs  and  Fresh  Killed 
Poultry. 


WASHINGTON  ST., 


STOUGHTON. 


LEWIS  GREEN, 

FRUITS,  HOTS,  1  BERRIES 

IIM      SEASON. 

FINE  LINE  of  CIGARS,  TOBACCO, 

and  SMOKERS'  ARTICLES. 

TEMPERANCE  DRINKS. 


WASHINGTON  ST., 


STOUGHTON. 


Li. 


IM 


ANTI  -  A CHER 3 


THE  GREAT  REMEDY    FOR 


...F>  A  I  IN... 


Headache 

Rheumatism 

Neuralgia 

Indigestion 

Cramps 


6UR&. 


Backache 
La  Grippe 
Toothache 
Stomach  Ache 
Kar  Ache 


WILL  BREAK   UP  A  COLD 


AND  PREVENT 


PROMPT, 
SAFE, 
SURE 


PNEUMONIA. 

Will  Send  Post-Paid  Sample  for  2c  Stamp; 
Trial  Bottle  for  ioc,  or  Full  Sized  liottle 
for   25    cents   in    Postage   Stamps   or    Coin. 

E.  A.  ALLEN,  M.  D., 


RANDOLPH, 


C.  E  PUR1NTON  CO., 


SUCCESSORS    TO 


NATIONAL  ROLLING  SCREEN  CO., 


MAKERS   OF 


Roll  Window  Screens. 

The  Kind  You  Saw  at  the  Mechanics' 

Fair    in     189,5    and     1K08.     Write 

for  Circulars  to 

C.  P.  PURINTON  CO., 

SO.  E ASTON,  MASS. 


HENRY  A.  HOOPER, 

LUNGH  WAGON. 

A  Good  Lunch  and  a  Fine  Cup  of  Coffee 
Served  During  Evening  Hours. 

PHONOGRAPHS  JS&  RECORDS 

Tor  Salr  and  lo  Lot  for  Entertainments. 

WASHINGTON   STREET,   ST01IGHT0N. 

RESIDENCE,  20  MORTON  STREET. 


VEGETABLES' ANDREW  TRACY,;C,,^:'V\T,, 

IN  SEASON.  S  NO.  MAIN    ST.,    RANDOLPH,    MASS.  '  N    LNrVUAlV. 


is.  t  f.  Jonnston  *  Pressmkb.  :'7Zt,:LT£ ■*'- 


HOISEKEEPERS 

Who  demand  our  brands  of  cleaned  and 
selected  dried  fruits  and  raisins,  will  get 
the  best.  Packed  in  a  cleanly  factory 
and  guaranteed  to  give  satisfaction. 
Packed  in  one  pound  cartons,  and  has 
name  JOHN  B.  AUSTIN,  BOSTON, 
on  each  package. 

UP  TO  -BUTE  SELECTED  CHITS 

A  full  pound  package  of  selected  and  care- 
fully cleaned  imported  currants. 

PUIS  BUM.  CHOICE  SELECTED  80SWS. 

These  goods  will  give  the  most  particular 
housekeepers  perfect  satisfaction  Read 
our  name  on  each  carton,  full  weight 
guaranteed. 

LOG  C9BIK  HID.  CLEflflED  SOLTP  PUS. 

Carefully  cleaned  in  our  own  factory  and 
packed  for  the  best  trade 

UP-TO-DHTE  THOPIPSOK  SEEDLESS  Bill*. 

These  Raisins  are  grown  in  California 
especially  for  us.  and  are  thoroughly  cleaned 
by  new  and  improved  machinery.  Ready 
for  immediate  use. 

JOHN  B.  AUSTIN, 

DRIED       FRUIT       PACKER, 

HOLBROOK,   MASS. 
Trade  supplied  by  A.  H.  MORSE  &  CO., 

9  Broad  St.,  Boston,  Mass. 


HUES  P.IPDJ,1 


J  General  Blacksmith.  XPiainvuie,      Mass. 


DF      RflKTR    I  CARRIAGE  \  H%rse-J,ho*in%'r> earf!age 

■    £.     DMlVLlV,     MANUFACTURER.      „ s™  th'ng  *"d. Pa'"""f 


SEBKOSK,  MASS.  '\tTMJ-kivuMJ-i\sMUi\M-*i\.     (  p  g   Address,  Hebronville,  Mass. 


MEDFIELD  INN. 


OPEN  FOR  SPRING 

AND  SUMMER  GUESTS. 


PATRONACE  SOLICITED 

FOR   DRIVING  AND.... 

BICYCLE  PARTIES. 


FOR  TERMS  AND  PARTICULARS  APPLY  TO 

Z.  T.  HARRINGTON,  PROP'R, 

TELEPHONE  7-2,  WALPOLE.  MEDFIELD,   MASS. 


SIMPSONSFRINGGO. 

MANUFACTURERS    OF"    FINE 

TEMPE1HNCE  BEVERA6ES 

Made  from  Pure  Fruit  Juices. 

Be  sure  Simpson  Spring  fs  on  the  label. 
OUR  SPECIALTIES  ARE 

GINGER     ALE. 

NA/^EI     APPRECIATE    VOUF4     PATRONAGE. 

3IIVII=>SOIM      SPRING     CO., 

SOUTH    EASTON,    MASS.      Telephone  23-3. 


\A/!6_l_IA!Vl    COUPE    A    CO., 

INVENTORS.   PATENTEES,  AND  SOLE  MANUFACTURERS 
Oh   YVM.    COUPE'S  CELEIiRATED  PATENT 

EXCELSIOR     RAW    HIDE     LEATHER 

of  various  descriptions,  consisting  of 

Belting,  Lace  Leather,  Picker  Leather,  Apron  Leather,  Staff  Pickers,  and  all 
kinds  of  Strapping  for  Cotton,  Woolen,  and  Silk  Mills. 

Also  Citui)   's  Celebrated 

Excelsior  Tanned  Lace  and  Picker  and   the  Green    Hide    Picker 
Leather.     Also  manufacturers  of  Glue. 

OUR   MOTTO:     NOT  HOW  CHEAP    WE  CAN    MAKE    IT,  BUT    HOW   GOOD. 

NEWPORT  ATS.,  SO.  ATTIEBORO,  MASS. 


HOWARD  HOUSE, 


J.  A.  KINGSBURY    Prop'r, 

RANDOLPH,    MASS. 

First-Class  Accommodations  for  Permanent  and  Transient  Guests. 


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